Results for "uv resin thin".
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Solarez Bone Dry Clear Ultra Thin UV Resin
$18.50
Cures "Bone Dry" to a clear, hard, glossy finish in under 10 seconds. This is a .5oz bottle with an applicator brush. Features: No mixing necessary No tacky finish that needs to be wiped off with alcohol like other products... -
Loon UV Fly Finish Flow
$20.00
The thinnest UV resin available from Loon, Flow is thin enough to work as a head cement replacement, but strong enough to coat heads, bodies and midges. Cures within seconds when exposed to Loon's UV Mega Light or UV Power... -
Loon UV Fly Finish Thin
$20.00
Loon UV Clear Fly Finish Thin is perfect for delicate applications, going on thin without sacrificing curing speed and strength. It can be used to make smaller heads, bodies or wing cases, or to coat a small thread head. The... -
Solarez Pro Roadie Kit
$61.95
Working with uv resins opens up a lot of possibilities when it comes to creating more variety in your fly box and the Solarez Pro Roadie Kit is perfect for the tyer trying to expand his/her versatility. The kit comes... -
Solarez UV Resin - Thick, Hard Formula
from $14.95
Thick Hard Formula is very viscous and is perfect for making thick coatings or spheres - bodies, heads, and eyes. When building fly fishing heads and bodies the viscous formula is easier to work with. Features: Low odor Cures in seconds... -
Solarez UV Resin - Medium Viscosity
from $14.95
Medium Formula is approximately the same viscosity as corn syrup. It is great for building fly heads and bodies, creating a shellac-like clear coat that will cure in seconds when irradiated with sunlight or a UV flashlight. This product is... -
Solarez UV Resin - Flex Formula
$14.95
Flex formula is a flexible finish for swimmers, flex parts and could be used as a wader repair. Great for coating knots for strength. Features: Low odor Cures in seconds Guaranteed tack-free when cured with Solarez UV light systems Usage... -
Solarez UV Glow Resin - Thick Hard Formula
$35.95
This thick hard formula glows in the dark for better visibility at night, under heavy shade, and in dark water. It cures very hard and is very viscous for making thick coatings or spheres, bodies, heads, and eyes. Features: Low... -
Tying the Foiled Again
What's the Story?Sometimes big fish eat tiny batifish. Sometimes you see it happen all around you and can't catch a thing. That gets frustrating. This fly was designed specifically to catch wintertime crappie and American shad feeding on schools of... -
Tying the Cyclops Baitfish
What's the Story?When a long, thin minnow pattern is called for, the Cyclops Baitfish is a good choice. I've been tying it since the mid '90s and have caught a huge variety of species on it. I initially tied the fly...
