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product_id: 65734408
title: "UV Resin Transparent, Crystal Clear Hard UV Glue for Jewelry Making & DIY Crafts – Solar Cure Epoxy Kit, Low Odor, Sunlight & UV Lamp Activated (120G)"
brand: "decorrom"
price: "R343"
currency: ZAR
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Decor Rom"
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# Crystal-clear glassy finish Fast curing time Anti-yellowing & scratch resistant UV Resin Transparent, Crystal Clear Hard UV Glue for Jewelry Making & DIY Crafts – Solar Cure Epoxy Kit, Low Odor, Sunlight & UV Lamp Activated (120G)

**Brand:** decorrom
**Price:** R343
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Craft like a pro, cure like a boss! ✨

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** UV Resin Transparent, Crystal Clear Hard UV Glue for Jewelry Making & DIY Crafts – Solar Cure Epoxy Kit, Low Odor, Sunlight & UV Lamp Activated (120G) by decorrom
- **How much does it cost?** R343 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- decorrom enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted decorrom brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatility Unleashed:** Perfect for jewelry, coatings, encapsulations, and repairs—your all-in-one crafting companion.
- • **Bubble-Free Brilliance:** Self-leveling and self-degassing properties ensure smooth, flawless surfaces without tedious bubble popping.
- • **Long-Lasting Freshness:** Odor-reduced formula with a shelf life that keeps your resin ready for action, project after project.
- • **Speed Up Your Creativity:** Cure projects rapidly with optimized UV formula—no more waiting around, just instant gratification.
- • **Flawless Clarity, Every Time:** Achieve a pristine, glass-like finish that resists yellowing and scratches, keeping your creations timeless.

## Overview

DecorRom UV Resin 120g delivers a crystal-clear, anti-yellowing finish with superior scratch and stain resistance. Its self-leveling, self-degassing formula speeds up curing while minimizing bubbles. Ideal for jewelry, coatings, and repairs, this fast-curing resin features reduced odor and long shelf life, making it a must-have for millennial makers seeking flawless, professional results.

## Description

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Review: An essential tool for seamlessly repairing clear things. - I felt the need to write my own review of this UV resin to offset the (in my opinion unreasonable) negative reviews. I just bought my second bottle, as the one I've been using for over two years is finally starting to get low, and it's been so wonderful that I don't want to risk running out. Below, I'd like to address a few key points: 1. Usefulness. The photo I attached is of a small (8" tall), clear, light-up Christmas tree decoration, the top 1/2" of which had broken off and gotten lost. I was able to reconstruct it easily by dabbing on a bit of resin at a time and curing it mid-drip to make new branch-tips. You'd never know it had broken. That said, the resin doesn't stick super hard to most things other than itself, so making sure to sand surfaces prior to application--or even better, applying it in such a way that it can flow around part of what you're repairing in order to lock onto it mechanically--is very important. 2. Shelf life. As I said, I've been working with the same open bottle for two years now, and it works just as well as ever. The tree light in the photo was repaired last week, and the resin cured hard and clear like normal. 3. Yellowing. I have never, ever, had issues with yellowing or color distortion with this resin. In contrast, the "clear" UV resin I bought to use with my 3D printer yellows significantly with additional UV exposure, to the point of turning amber after several minutes of post-curing. The same amount of UV exposure makes no perceptible difference in the color of this resin (the one I'm reviewing). 4. Curing. Okay, I think I know why some people are having trouble here. I have a 405 nanometer UV lamp for post-curing 3D printed resin things, and I've found that this resin never cures fully with that light (the surface stays tacky and takes fingerprints). Luckily, I have a 395 nanometer UV flashlight intended for spotting pet urine, and it cures this resin fully and flawlessly. I would never have thought that the exact UV wavelength would make such a difference, but it seems it does. So if you're having trouble getting this resin to cure with a UV light, double check the wavelength. If it's 405nm, try 395nm instead, and see if that helps. (Edit: I found the flashlight's original packaging, and it claims it's "390-410nm", so maybe the broad spectrum makes a difference? Also, I noticed my resin wasn't fully curing with that flashlight anymore, and it turned out that I needed to change the batteries. Unfortunately, the light will continue emitting a purple glow long past the point where it's no longer strong enough to fully cure the resin, so it's something you have to stay cognizant of as you use it.) 5. Bottle size. Really?? Yes, the resin sometimes comes in a bottle of a slightly different size. Sometimes business have to order their containers from multiple different manufacturers depending on availability, and therefore the exact shape and size can vary. That doesn't mean they're trying to cheat you. Shake the wet cat food out of your skull. Did you get the volume of resin advertised? Then there's no problem. smh 6. Storing the container. The bottle is made of opaque black plastic that, as far as I can tell, lets in no light whatsoever. I'll occasionally shine a UV light directly at the bottle to cure any resin drips that have accumulated on the outside to make them easy to clean off, and I've never had it affect the inner contents in any perceptible way. So I guess what I'm saying is that I wouldn't worry about the bottle starting to harden prematurely from incidental light exposure. I'd worry more about extreme temperature fluctuations. Update: I finally ran out of my first bottle and opened the new one. First, I noticed that the bottle was slightly shorter and wider than the previous one, but seems to be of the same volume. The next thing I noticed was a strong herbal smell (not a chemical smell, oddly enough), like something you might whiff at a Traditional Chinese Medicine shop. I don't find it at all off-putting myself, but some might. Beyond that, I can't tell a functional difference between this resin and that of my previous order.
Review: Works good for what I wanted! Regarding the negative reviews - The negatives I keep hearing about it remaining tacky I can attribute in part to people using low powered UV lamps or flashlights. I used a UV flashlight to test it and while it did cure it still felt a bit tacky. I left the flashlight on it for a good 5 mins and it felt less tacky but not tack free. I got a 36W UV lamp and put it in there for a total of 4 mins...the surface was crystal clear, beautifully smooth and completely tack free. I don't know if it made any difference but I also treated it like I would a two part resin where I put the bottle in a container of hot ( not scalding) tap water for about 20 mins to warm it up so it would flow more freely and any bubbles would rise out a little easier. . Winter here is pretty chilly so even if the ambient temperature feels OK it's best to make sure your resin is decently warm. Can't attest to the bottle size if it's in fact a full 120g since I have nothing to compare it to but so far I like this resin and just wish they sold bigger sizes. I will be buying again. I have had a decent amount of experience with two part resins. When I started learning about UV resins I wanted to try it in order to achieve some effects that was very difficult or not possible with regular two part 24 hour resins or even a quick cure will not achieve. The resin does have a smell but it is not overpowering. However, even so wear a respirator and gloves because many people who enjoyed this hobby had to quit because of developing allergies from repeated contact with the resin on their skin of breathing fumes. I don't use this for large projects, mostly to cover up certain objects like stickers or paper because since it can be dried so quickly there is little risk to it saturating the item and deforming it. I tested it on a vinyl sticker I was encapsulating in resin from an inkjet printer and did not coat it or seal it beforehand, the colors did not run or smear. I did leave the sticker to dry overnight in a warm place to make sure it was completely dry. Did some quick experiments of covering inkjet printed paper designed ( small ones ) and there was no running or smearing either. I would still prefer to seal it with Krylon UV Resistant Sealer or Modge Podge but this seems to work great if I need to get something done quickly. As far as appearance it is crystal clear with virtually no bubbles. Any that do show up can be fish out with a needle or popped with a lighter if they are close to the surface like regular resin. Even better is to leave it in a sealed contained ( for the fumes ) to let all the bubbles rise up to make it perfectly bubble free.

## Features

- CRYSTAL CLEAR & ANTI-YELLOWING - Our craft resin produces a crystal clear, glassy finish that provides superior scratch, stain, and yellowing resistance. Furthermore, the self-leveling and self-degassing properties of the resin make the crafting process much more manageable.
- MULTI-PURPOSE - The uv resin kit can be used for various casting and coating applications, such as jewelry making, earrings, pendants, vaults, decorative crafts, encapsulating objects, creating garment accessories and even making resin paintings. It can also bond glass decorations and crystal crafts and a variety of materials
- IMPROVED FORMULATION - Our craft resin jewelry formula have undergone extensive testing and improvement, which means it significantly reduces odor and curing time. You'll no longer have to worry about unpleasant smells or wait long for your project to finish.
- CRYSTAL CLEAR & ANTI-YELLOWING - Our uv resin hard produces a crystal clear, glassy finish that provides superior scratch, stain, and yellowing resistance. Furthermore, the self-leveling and self-degassing properties of the resin make the crafting process much more manageable.
- COST-EFFECTIVE - Model resin uv offers a wider scope for unleashing your creativity, enabling you to craft mesmerizing and stunning projects.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #88,441 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #529 in Art Glues |
| Brand | DecorRom |
| Color | Clear |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 3,565 Reviews |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Material | Resin |
| Special Feature | UV Resin with Self-Leveling, Self-Degassing, and Scratch/Stain/Yellowing Resistance |
| Specific Uses For Product | Art, Casting, Craft |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DecorRom
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Art, Casting, Craft
- **Material:** Resin
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Special Feature:** UV Resin with Self-Leveling, Self-Degassing, and Scratch/Stain/Yellowing Resistance

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An essential tool for seamlessly repairing clear things.
*by T***D on January 1, 2022*

I felt the need to write my own review of this UV resin to offset the (in my opinion unreasonable) negative reviews. I just bought my second bottle, as the one I've been using for over two years is finally starting to get low, and it's been so wonderful that I don't want to risk running out. Below, I'd like to address a few key points: 1. Usefulness. The photo I attached is of a small (8" tall), clear, light-up Christmas tree decoration, the top 1/2" of which had broken off and gotten lost. I was able to reconstruct it easily by dabbing on a bit of resin at a time and curing it mid-drip to make new branch-tips. You'd never know it had broken. That said, the resin doesn't stick super hard to most things other than itself, so making sure to sand surfaces prior to application--or even better, applying it in such a way that it can flow around part of what you're repairing in order to lock onto it mechanically--is very important. 2. Shelf life. As I said, I've been working with the same open bottle for two years now, and it works just as well as ever. The tree light in the photo was repaired last week, and the resin cured hard and clear like normal. 3. Yellowing. I have never, ever, had issues with yellowing or color distortion with this resin. In contrast, the "clear" UV resin I bought to use with my 3D printer yellows significantly with additional UV exposure, to the point of turning amber after several minutes of post-curing. The same amount of UV exposure makes no perceptible difference in the color of this resin (the one I'm reviewing). 4. Curing. Okay, I think I know why some people are having trouble here. I have a 405 nanometer UV lamp for post-curing 3D printed resin things, and I've found that this resin never cures fully with that light (the surface stays tacky and takes fingerprints). Luckily, I have a 395 nanometer UV flashlight intended for spotting pet urine, and it cures this resin fully and flawlessly. I would never have thought that the exact UV wavelength would make such a difference, but it seems it does. So if you're having trouble getting this resin to cure with a UV light, double check the wavelength. If it's 405nm, try 395nm instead, and see if that helps. (Edit: I found the flashlight's original packaging, and it claims it's "390-410nm", so maybe the broad spectrum makes a difference? Also, I noticed my resin wasn't fully curing with that flashlight anymore, and it turned out that I needed to change the batteries. Unfortunately, the light will continue emitting a purple glow long past the point where it's no longer strong enough to fully cure the resin, so it's something you have to stay cognizant of as you use it.) 5. Bottle size. Really?? Yes, the resin sometimes comes in a bottle of a slightly different size. Sometimes business have to order their containers from multiple different manufacturers depending on availability, and therefore the exact shape and size can vary. That doesn't mean they're trying to cheat you. Shake the wet cat food out of your skull. Did you get the volume of resin advertised? Then there's no problem. smh 6. Storing the container. The bottle is made of opaque black plastic that, as far as I can tell, lets in no light whatsoever. I'll occasionally shine a UV light directly at the bottle to cure any resin drips that have accumulated on the outside to make them easy to clean off, and I've never had it affect the inner contents in any perceptible way. So I guess what I'm saying is that I wouldn't worry about the bottle starting to harden prematurely from incidental light exposure. I'd worry more about extreme temperature fluctuations. Update: I finally ran out of my first bottle and opened the new one. First, I noticed that the bottle was slightly shorter and wider than the previous one, but seems to be of the same volume. The next thing I noticed was a strong herbal smell (not a chemical smell, oddly enough), like something you might whiff at a Traditional Chinese Medicine shop. I don't find it at all off-putting myself, but some might. Beyond that, I can't tell a functional difference between this resin and that of my previous order.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works good for what I wanted! Regarding the negative reviews
*by M***O on February 25, 2020*

The negatives I keep hearing about it remaining tacky I can attribute in part to people using low powered UV lamps or flashlights. I used a UV flashlight to test it and while it did cure it still felt a bit tacky. I left the flashlight on it for a good 5 mins and it felt less tacky but not tack free. I got a 36W UV lamp and put it in there for a total of 4 mins...the surface was crystal clear, beautifully smooth and completely tack free. I don't know if it made any difference but I also treated it like I would a two part resin where I put the bottle in a container of hot ( not scalding) tap water for about 20 mins to warm it up so it would flow more freely and any bubbles would rise out a little easier. . Winter here is pretty chilly so even if the ambient temperature feels OK it's best to make sure your resin is decently warm. Can't attest to the bottle size if it's in fact a full 120g since I have nothing to compare it to but so far I like this resin and just wish they sold bigger sizes. I will be buying again. I have had a decent amount of experience with two part resins. When I started learning about UV resins I wanted to try it in order to achieve some effects that was very difficult or not possible with regular two part 24 hour resins or even a quick cure will not achieve. The resin does have a smell but it is not overpowering. However, even so wear a respirator and gloves because many people who enjoyed this hobby had to quit because of developing allergies from repeated contact with the resin on their skin of breathing fumes. I don't use this for large projects, mostly to cover up certain objects like stickers or paper because since it can be dried so quickly there is little risk to it saturating the item and deforming it. I tested it on a vinyl sticker I was encapsulating in resin from an inkjet printer and did not coat it or seal it beforehand, the colors did not run or smear. I did leave the sticker to dry overnight in a warm place to make sure it was completely dry. Did some quick experiments of covering inkjet printed paper designed ( small ones ) and there was no running or smearing either. I would still prefer to seal it with Krylon UV Resistant Sealer or Modge Podge but this seems to work great if I need to get something done quickly. As far as appearance it is crystal clear with virtually no bubbles. Any that do show up can be fish out with a needle or popped with a lighter if they are close to the surface like regular resin. Even better is to leave it in a sealed contained ( for the fumes ) to let all the bubbles rise up to make it perfectly bubble free.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oven baked clay sealer- great job done
*by K***A on December 11, 2025*

Did the job nicely. Used it for oven baked clay project. Cured under a UV light for a few minutes and it was fully dry, not tacky at all. The project is glossy and hard now. Good resin sealer for clay projects.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-14*