UV resins allow for infinite work time but cure within seconds when exposed to one of Loon's UV lights. The result: a perfect application with a durable, clean, and glossy finish. The three different viscosities were developed to perform in three different circumstances:
FLOW
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 Bench Light or UV Infiniti Light.
Details:
- Ultra thin UV curing resin
- Allows infinite work time
- Cures instantly when exposed to UV light
- Cures hard and clear
- Can be used as head cement replacement
- Brush applicator included
THIN
With less viscosity than the original, 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 possibilities are endless.
Details:
- New UV blocking application needles
- New Taper-Tip needle prevents clogs
- Build fly heads and bodies
- Instantly cures with sunlight or UV light
- Brush applicator included
- Needle tip included for precision tying
THICK
UV Clear Fly Finish is for those who believe “five minutes to cure is five minutes too long.” No mixing or waiting is required, and it remains workable until exposed to direct sunlight or Loon’s UV Bench Light or UV Infiniti Light, at which point it will cure in a matter of seconds. The possibilities are endless!
Details:
- New UV Blocking application needles
- New Taper-Tip needle prevents clogs
- Build fly heads and bodies
- Instantly cures with sunlight or UV light
- Brush applicator included
- Needle tip included for precision tying
How to apply: Apply Fly Finish to fly while indoors or shaded from the sun. Use applicator and/or rotating vise to form into the ideal shape. Expose to sun light or use Loon's UV Bench Light or UV Infiniti Light to cure. In direct sun (or when using Loon's UV Light) hardening should take approximately 15 seconds.
