Raidzap UV Resin

RAIDZAP SUPER THIN – Forget ALL about VARNISH. This is the thinnest UV resin EVER in the world. Used for a thin layer on small flies, coating wing cases, or as head cement. DRY FLIES, USE IT EVERYWHERE YOU NEED A VERY THIN LAYER. Raidzap Super Thin is our thinnest UV RESIN ever. Super thin is almost the same viscosity as water. NO SMELL, NO BAD EPOXY SMELL, NOTHING! – A clear UV resin and quick cure time with any real UV light. Say 3 seconds! Be aware that this is a very thin UV resin! It does not require long cure times with the UV light. RAIDZAP MEDIUM – build heads and bodies. A clear UV resin and quick cure with RZ 365 Pro. Raidzap Medium we know on the flytying table as a normal viscosity, it is neither too thin nor too thick. It can handle most tasks on almost all flies.The most popular formula for building heads or bodies. That´s why, Raidzap Medium is also our most recognized UV resin and our best-selling UV resin for fly tying. RAIDZAP THICK – a clear UV resin and quick cure time with RZ 365 Pro. Just right for building large pike heads and ‘glass’ bodies easily and quickly, a good thick layer to fill up from the start, which gives it the good stuff. Raidzap Thick is everyone who likes to build from the bottom. A thicker resin needs more time for curing with a UV flashlight. RAIDZAP FLEX – the most flexible UV resin we have developed. Use for the baitfish flies where a more soft and flexible and rubbery head is desired. Can be used for the flyline, where a thin layer is glued on top of the loop to strengthen the loop. Raidzap Flex is crystal clear – cured in seconds and 100% tack free surface, Extremely soft and flexible, bonds to silicone, rubber and foam. Does not crack or peel during compression. RAIDZAP FLEX THICK – Raidzap Flex Thick is developed for those who want thicker UV resin in flex mode from Raidzap. RaidZap Flex Thick allows you to build incredibly durable heads, bodies and carapaces in very minimal time. “Flex Thick” has double the viscosity of our standard flex UV resin which reduces the capillary action and slump when working and shaping. A thicker resin needs more time for curing with a UV flashlight.