UV Resin Light Comparison! - MUST SEE

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If you're new to the UV resin world one of the most important components of a successful project is the type of UV light you choose to buy. In Todays video we compare 3 UV lights for resin so you can choose the best one. If you're wondering what is UV resin, how to use UV resin, or which UV resin should I buy, this is the video for you! We love sharing UV resin hacks and UV resin tips like these. Enjoy!
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[@khowler]

Before I bought the Let's Resin one, I have 2 MelodySusie 36W Nail Lamp for Resin. It cures really well, but you have to flip it over in order to cure the bottom sometimes depending on how much stuff you put in it. It doesn't fit larger molds though which was a drawback. The Let's Resin one is actually wider than the Melody Susie ones.
I make jewelry and Keychains with UV resin and I always cure for 5 mintues on all my UV projects. It's just a general practice of mine.
Also, once you cure one side, you are supposed to turn the mold over to cure the bottom. That's what I always did before I got the Let's Resin one. Only with black and if I put in too much stuff would that not fully cure everything.
I am still not the biggest fan of JDiction yet. I have bought a few bottles and maybe I bought the wrong one after seeing the video on viscocity resin. I tend to stock up on Let's Resin when it's on sale from like holiday sales. They come in small jugs that you can re-fill bottles with. I will give JDiction another try though since I saw the other video.

[@anmes00]

Is a higher watt lamp better for using on polymer clay ? Or just in general.

[@irenehunter2197]

I love UV resin! I use Jdiction, because of your channel.

[@RainorShine1]

Nice I am thinking about getting g into uv resin but been scared lol.

[@RainorShine1]

I wanna start fabric or vinyl pens with uv resin but been pretty scared. And then ill wanted to do a couple of fabric tumblers but don't want to use the mod podge method I seen some9ne use the heat n bond double glue the red one she did a tumbler with resin and sisnt have to seal fabric would love for you to do something like that. It was cool as she used a heat gun to male it stick on tumbler then resin over it.

[@CrystalWilliams-rt3zm]

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[@suestrozyk8495]

I have been using the small rectangular one you have, but wish it was bigger. I don’t like the ones that have the preset times because I have to stay there and keep pressing the button when using for a tumbler in order to have it cure as opposed to the rectangular one I can just turn on for 15-20 minutes and go do something else.

[@Lori-sb3zb]

I bought low viscosity JDiction and I cannot get it to be not tacky. Any suggestions. This time I finally just recovered it with Mr. Resin and it cured fine.

[@Oonagh72]

For tumblers it really is better to hold the light. You have the advantage of being able to move it around. For any light put a mirror or something reflective under your piece to help the bottom cure. That is part of the reason the nail light worked better. The other reason is that the 150$ price tag reflects better quality. Nail techs need to move fast and the gel to cure completely. If not people can get contact dermatitis from uncured gel.
For the tumbler just stick a mirror or aluminum foil under it to reflect the light. Crumpled foil makes the light bounce around. Just crumple and smooth it back out. That’s why the plate in the nail light is textured.
The other reason I would rather use bottom foil or mirror for a tumbler is because I don’t want to take the chance something dripping onto my light.

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