Solarez UV Cure Resin – Thick Hard 2 oz
No more mixing 2-part epoxies! No more wasting precious fishing time waiting for messy epoxies to set-up when you are tying your flies. Get back on the fish! Work with it as long as you need to as it will only cure when exposed to UV light. It is also great for repairing damaged flies or repairing home projects in a flash!
Thick – Hard Formula
Hard, very viscous for making thick coatings or spheres – bodies, heads, eyes. Build fly fishing heads and bodies. Viscous formula, easier to work with.
Product Tip
Apply all UV curable products in full shade or indoors. Flash with Solarez UV Flashlight for 30 seconds, continue working on fly. To completely cure resin, expose to sunlight or use flashlight for about 3 minutes.
| Product Details | Specification |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 2 oz |
| Curing Method | UV Light Exposure |
| Form | Thick, viscous resin |
| Use Cases | Fly fishing components, small repairs |
FAQ
How long does it take to cure the resin with a UV flashlight?
The resin cures in 30 seconds when exposed to a Solarez UV flashlight. For full curing, expose it to sunlight or use the flashlight for about 3 minutes.
Can I use this resin to repair a damaged fly?
Yes, it is great for repairing damaged flies or small home projects.
Is the resin safe to use indoors?
Yes, apply the resin in full shade or indoors. It is safe when used as directed.
Jake Watson –
This resin is a game changer for fly tying. The thick consistency makes it easy to shape into heads and bodies. I used it to fix a broken fly wing and it set up perfectly after 30 seconds of UV exposure. No mixing, no waiting — just work and go.
Joe Ince –
I’ve tried several UV resins before, but this one is the most workable. The viscosity helps when building fly parts. I used it to repair a damaged fly head and it held well after curing under sunlight.
Colin Ball –
Great for quick repairs. The resin stays put while I work on the fly. It cures fast with the flashlight, but I had to expose it to sunlight for full strength. Slightly thicker than expected, but that’s fine for fly parts.
Keith Skinner –
No more messy two-part epoxies. This is clean, easy to use, and dries quickly. I use it for both fly repairs and small craft projects. The UV curing is reliable and the texture is perfect for shaping.