SOLAREZ Fly Tie UV Cure Resin Thin Hard Formula (0.5 oz Bottle) ~ Thin-Hard Fly Tying Cement, Fly Fishing Lures, Easily Build Durable Fly Heads and

Cures in Seconds when Exposed to UV Light! GUARANTEED TACK FREE when cured with Solarez UV Light! Thin-Hard Formula for a thin, shellac-like clear

Thin – Hard Formula is approximately the same viscosity as 30 wt. motor oil. It is easy to apply a thin, shellac-like clear coat that will cure in seconds when irradiated with sunlight or our UV flashlight. This product is a very durable aliphatic urethane which characteristically does not yellow with age. Usage tip:Apply in shade. Irradiate with intense UV light for ONE SECOND. Wait 15 seconds. Irradiate again for one second. Wait. Complete with 30 full seconds UV light.

Solarez Fly Tie Thin Hard Formula

Solarez Fly Tie Thin Hard Formula 2 oz.

Cements, Epoxies and UV Resins

Solarez Fly Tie Thin Hard Formula 2 oz.

These resins cure exceptionally dry unlike other UV cure resins that cure tacky. Glows in the dark for enhanced night fishing Cures very hard and

SOLAREZ Fly Tie UV Cure Resin - Thick Hard Glow Formula (2 oz) Fly Tying, Fishing, Use Glow in The Dark to Build Fly Heads and Bodies ~ Made in The

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Solarez Fly-Tie FLEX Formula

No Tacky Finish - that needs to be wiped off with alcohol like other products. Non-Yellowing! Super Fast UV Cure! Perfect for Fly Tying! Ultra Low

SOLAREZ Bone Dry Fly Tie UV Cure Resin - Ultra Thin Bone Dry Formula (0.5 oz Bottle w/Brush applicator tip) Fly Tying, Fly Fishing, Build Fly Heads

SOLAREZ Fly Tie UV Cure Resin Thin Hard Formula (0.5 oz Bottle

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Low odor, cures in seconds, and guaranteed tack-free when cured with our SOLAREZ UV light system!, Thick-Hard Formula, Hard, very viscous for making

Fly-Tie Thick-Hard Formula

Solarez Fly Tie Medium Formula 4.0 oz Bottle

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