The Differences in UV Fly Tying Resins

We take a look at the various Solarez fly tying resins and how they differ. From the Bone Dry to the Flex, these resins all have their own appeal and usages.
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[@juans3728]

This was a wonderful explanation of the different types of UV Resin and their purpose . I am new to the use of this UV Resin and knowing which one to use is a wonder. Thanks.

[@allpointsfly]

Glad to hear you found it helpful! If you have any questions feel free to contact me👍

[@ryantherock7664]

Great video thank you

[@allpointsfly]

Thanks for checking it out Ryan and I'm glad it helped!

[@tildrik]

Good informative post thanks

[@allpointsfly]

Thank you for checking out the video!

[@WahooInternationalInc]

Spot on !

[@allpointsfly]

Thank you! Hope it helps with your tying!

[@34136TS]

Hi - Help! Your opinion, could I use a UV resin to seal a rod guide wrap for a build instead of the traditional two-part epoxy? What do you think? Cheers

[@fiendfrank]

So is Zap-a-Gap like thin uv resin or more like super glue?

[@allpointsfly]

Zap-a-gap is more of a super glue. Similar to gorilla glue or loctite

[@duposflies2621]

I always looking for none or tack free resin, most of these resin are not tack even though its says tack free.

[@allpointsfly]

Yes the Solarez is better than most. Especially the Bone Dry resin as a final coating

[@duposflies2621]

@@allpointsfly I live here in Sweden we don't have solarez here, we have gulf but expensive not good if you build for bait fish pattern.

[@allpointsfly]

@@duposflies2621 we ship internationally. If you would like to try Solarez, let us know!