Yes, but unevenly. Direct sunlight will cure it, but cure time varies with UV intensity and can leave soft spots in thicker pours. A 36W UV lamp gives you a consistent, repeatable cure — which matters more once you're producing at volume.

Mix slowly, pour thin layers, and pass a heat gun or lighter briefly over the surface before curing. Our low-viscosity formula releases bubbles faster than thicker resins, but technique still matters more than product at this stage.

UV resin cures in minutes under UV light and works best in thin layers. Epoxy resin cures over 24–72 hours via chemical reaction between two parts and handles thick pours better. Most of our customers running both jewelry and deep-pour lines stock both.

Yes — viscosity, cure speed, and packaging are all adjustable. We handle sample development, compliance documentation, and bulk production for private label buyers targeting North America, the UK, Australia, and Canada.

It depends on the formulation complexity — talk to our team with your target volume and we'll give you a real number, not a placeholder MOQ.