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UV Resin 30ml

GSW offers a new alternative for artists and modelers who wish to create realistic water effects with this Ultraviolet Resin. This innovative gel has crystal-clear transparency and can be pressed directly from the bottle onto your diorama or miniature base to create beautiful replicas of the sea, rivers, lakes, ponds, or puddles.

This product is perfect for replicating the sea, rivers, lakes, ponds, and puddles in one step, straight from the bottle to the diorama or miniature base. It has many advantages compared to other traditional water effect creation techniques:

• Ultra-fast drying gel. This product can be combined with a UV liner to dry in 2 to 4 minutes. On a sunny day, the gel has a drying time of 5 to 10 minutes. On cloudy days, 20 to 40 minutes.
• It It can be tinted. UV resin can be mixed with one of our Intensity or DYE inks to tint the gel with just a few drops, allowing you to create different types of water, such as swamps or radioactive lakes! IMPORTANT! If you wish to tint the UV resin with one of our CANDY inks, it must be applied when the resin is fully cured.
• No shrinkage. UV resin does not shrink like other materials used for water effects. The amount of resin used is the amount you get when it is completely dry.
• Multi-layered. If you wish to create the effect of something being submerged in water, several layers can be placed on top of each other without leaving any layer marks.
• Can be easily cut, polished, and worked. The resin is easy to manipulate and can be molded and sculpted as you wish!
• Reduced odor and toxicity compared to more traditional methods.

Contains: 30 ml

There are many advantages to using this UV resin compared to traditional methods of creating water effects. First, it dries ultra-fast, taking only 2 to 4 minutes to dry when combined with a UV lamp and 5 to 10 minutes in full sunlight. On cloudy days, the drying time is around 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the thickness of the product applied.

One of the most unique features of this resin is that it can be tinted using one of the Intensity Inks or DYE Colorants for Resins, allowing you to create different types of water such as swamps or radioactive lakes. It is important to note that if you wish to tint the UV resin with one of the CANDY Inks, it must be applied when the resin is completely dry.

Another advantage of this resin is that it does not shrink like other materials with water effects.

Water. The amount of resin used is the amount of resin you get when it is completely dry, making it much easier to work with and achieve the desired result. Furthermore, this resin is multi-layer friendly, allowing you to create the effect of submerging something in water by layering several layers on top of each other without leaving visible marks at the different application levels. This resin is also easy to handle, shape, and sculpt, making it a versatile option for many projects. It has a low odor and lower toxicity than more traditional methods, making it safer and more pleasant to use. It is important to note that when the resin is in its liquid state, a kitchen lighter can be used to heat the resin and remove any air bubbles that may have been trapped. Also, keep in mind that the resin will remain in its gel state indefinitely until exposed to natural or ultraviolet light. It is important not to expose the inside of the product container to natural light, as this could cause crystallization. premature.

There are a few points to keep in mind when using UV resin. Environmental conditions can affect the material's properties, so it's best to use it in a dry, well-ventilated place at a temperature between 18°C and 25°C. Extreme temperatures can damage the material. Also, if the resin is not exposed to adequate UV light or if the UV light intensity is insufficient, the surface may be sticky after hardening. In this case, applying more UV light or a gloss varnish is recommended.

GSW recommends using the product within 10 months of purchase, although the shelf life may decrease after opening depending on storage conditions, exposure to UV light, and low temperatures.

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