Description UV Top Coat no wipe, no stickiness. Perfect for top coats and repairs. With low heat curing and good aftercare this resin should not yellow at all. This is a great size for beginners and anyone struggling with stickiness. You could try using it with epoxy resin pieces too. We have been using this successfully at Tree of Opals for several months and it’s a game changer. Videos below! Can be posted as a large letter so you may notice the shipping is cheaper with this size than our others. Suitable for finishing small pieces, thin doming, recoating. We do not recommend anything larger than 20mm across or more than 12mm thick. This resin is more environmentally friendly than epoxy as there is much less wastage, no need to mix up your resin in advance, just paint on, cure and go. Will need longer curing due to steel strength. Please read our full Terms and Conditions and FAQ page before ordering. Not available to ship by courier internationally, sorry. Quantities of five or more will be drop shipped directly from the manufacturer, meaning they may take a little longer but we pay the import duties for you saving time and hassle and we are able to send larger volumes that we can’t keep in stock. Using UV Resin Simply pour resin into your mould. You can also add your clients’ elements or inclusions like breastmilk, lock of hair, umbilical cord and placenta or cremation ashes. Then cure in the usual way. If the piece comes out dull, or you need to correct a mistake, or you smudge the finish then UV Top Coat is the perfect way to get a perfect finish. You can use it on top of UV resin or epoxy resin. UV Resin Video Tutorials Opal Ashes Channel Ring – Easy Memorial Jewellery Tutorial with this UV top coat, here’s the full blog with the products I’ve used and written instructions This is the Ayla ring with a lock of hair direct pour This video I made shows you how to make an umbilical cord and breastmilk ring with pearly purple breastmilk sparkle mix using a direct pour method. I’m using the Ayla ring which has a curved over top like this ring so it’s perfect for direct pours Here’s the Hannah ring with a cremation ashes direct pour Here’s a tutorial on making an ashes ring using a cabochon To add a lock of hair, we recommend you use a mould and follow this tutorial Making a cremation ashes heart necklace with a crown point setting A tutorial for making a breastmilk heart necklace in a serrated setting Ring Stock Images You can order some cast ring stock images here to show your clients some mockups before they buy (please remember the instructions for use advise you to tell your clients results will vary!). If working with UV resin we recommend you work in layers to achieve beautiful depths of colour. Contact Us If you have any questions please email us on in**@***************es.com or get in touch on our Facebook page Keepsaker Supplies (click here). Like this:Like Loading... Related
