Loon PLASMA LIGHT Review | THE BEST UV FLY TYING LIGHT?

This is my review of the Loon UV Plasma Light for curing UV resins for fly tying.
0:00 Intro
0:39 Experience with other lights
1:44 What comes in the box?
2:05 Build quality
2:34 Explanation of how I'm going to test
3:04 Testing 3 different resins
5:00 Is it worth it? Closing Thoughts
#flytying #flyfishing #review

[@AboutTrout]

Nice review!

[@SnaggedOnBottom]

Thanks! Still love this light!

[@heyjim52]

Thanks for sharing that I am frustrated with the resin not curing completely , this looks like a winner.

[@SnaggedOnBottom]

You got it man! The price is steep but I’ve been really happy with mine!

[@screamingvteccc]

I have been having the same problem with my somewhat cheap uv light. Just got the same loon uv light today tac free finish now definitely worth the $100

[@SnaggedOnBottom]

I agree. After using it for over a month. I'm super happy with it. I haven't had to recharge yet either so thats cool too.

[@dominiqueleblanc2193]

For me, I would like a light that stays plugged in.

[@ryantherock7664]

What body material did you use for the purple perdigon?

[@SnaggedOnBottom]

Veevus Holographic Tinsel in purple! I like medium!

[@luckyyang7643]

Will this light work to get my jigs to glow longer ? Or is it to strong ......? I don't tie Flys or need to for curing , just need the power.

[@SnaggedOnBottom]

Thats a good question. I do glow my jig's for ice fishing, but I use a cheap UV light for that. I would say this light is a bit over kill glowing Jigs, and I think that the limiting factor would be the jig itself. Yes I think this light would glow you jigs up to is mac "glowness" quicker, but i think that the glow will dissipate at the same rate as any other UV light. Sorry I don't have a great answer for this. I'll test this out at some point.