UV Light Curing Putty for Model Kit Repairs & Detailing, 50g

This stuff is great, it cures nicely with 405nm and 365nm lights. You can go straight to sanding after curing and Ive successfully used it as an adhesive/bonding agent. It cures into a relatively hard material as well. I do wish you’d get more product for the price. One drawback is that it has a unique scent although once its cured that goes away.

Easy to use and works as described. It is a little pricey but I did not want that to distract from the product. Easy to apply (I used silicone sculpting tools) and fast curing with a UV spot light makes quick patches. I am not sure how big a gap it will fill, but for small seams it works well.

This stuff is great. I use it to fill in gaps or small holes on my resin 3D prints. I love how you can push it out in small quantities. You definitely can't fill large holes with this as it's too soft, but for cracks and small holes, it works great. You get a small amount, but you're not really using much of it. This price isn't that bad as it's under $10. It does have to be cured with UV light, and can be worked with in layers. The ease of use this brings to the table for me is great. I squeezer a little out and use my silicone sculpt tool to apply it. I recommend this if you need to fill small gaps. Keep in my that this is resin and you do need to where PPE when working with it. That's really the only con in my opinion.

Resin UV paste. It works very well. Easily moldable as it has the consistency of thick, sticky paste and wax.

I wish it was a little thinner and more pliable. But it cures hard a rock. You could take a belt sander to it and still need to chisel it off. So thin it as much as you can, squish it, squish it real good…

Worked exactly as I needed to fill the gap on a broken cup (display, I didn't try to see if it was water tight)

It works great on filling drain holes on 3D resin prints. I can easily sand smooth after curing, which is quick. Paint sticks to it, just fine. I think it is just a bit pricey.

I hope someone can get back to me. This did not cure. I used multiple lights all of which I use to cure my 3d prints and I have no problem curing those. I used a uv laser, I used a curing tank with over 200 led uv lights, for 8 hours, then I tried a manicure station gel light None worked and now I have to get this goo off my print.