Phrozen Aqua Clear 3D Printing Resin Create Beautiful Transparent Miniatures Low Odor Low Shrinkage 1KG

I have a Phrozen Sonic Mini 8k and a Mighty 8k. I always have better luck dialing in phozen resin. I could print right away, but the learning curve was steep, and I could never get less expensive resin to work as well. With failed prints and wasted time, I figured out I really wasn’t saving money and the headache of cleaning up just wasn’t worth it. The Phrozen aqua was good and clear. I just wish it was discounted more often.

The clear resin is good but make sure to do your research or you will go through a lot of clear resin.

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Maybe mine is somehow old or out of date, but the product has not hardened. It has been 72 hours since it was applied and my print is still wet. I bought two bottles and am sending both back.

A good resin that does what it's supposed to do. The image attached is 2 items printed on the same printer at the same time. The item on the top was coated in SirayaTech Blue Clear prior to final curing, the item on the bottom was coated in the same Phrozen resin used to print the parts. Printer used: AnyCubic Photon Mono 4K Bottom layers: 5 Bottom layer exposure: 30 seconds Layer exposure: 5 seconds Pros: Like most low viscosity transparent resins it flows easily, which makes for easy cleanup. Due to the above, your more likely to have a successful print in cooler temps (60-70F). Low odor. Final cured print is still flexible, so you can skip adding Tenacious to the resin for a lot of applications. Cons: Layer exposer seems to needs twice that of SirayaTech or Anycubic resins. Bottom layer exposure needs to be 15% longer than other leading brands. Printed objects are no more or less clear than with SirayaTech resins Haze on parts after curing if not coated in another resin or spray acrylic.