ELEGOO 3D Printer, Resin, 405nm, LCD, High Speed UV Cure, Standard Resin, Photopolymer Resin, High Precision, Non-Toxic, Low Odor, For DLP/LCD 3D Printing Translucent 1000G

I bought this 1000g bottle of ELEGOO Translucent resin specifically because I needed a clear, glass-like finish for some of my custom pieces. It can be a struggle to find a clear resin that stays truly translucent, but this one really hits the mark. It captures light beautifully, which makes it perfect for things like crystal-clear figurines or jewelry where you want that high-end, polished look. The precision is excellent—even on the smaller, more detailed parts of a print, the edges stay crisp and don't get "muddy" or cloudy like some other brands I've tried. It cures consistently in my printer and doesn't have that overwhelming odor that takes over the whole craft room, which is a major plus when I'm working on a long print run. If you're looking for a dependable, clear resin that actually holds its detail, this is definitely a solid choice.

It works great, I just thought it was misleading to mark it as nontoxic when it's very much toxic until cured.

I have washed and cured many pieces using a variety ways and they always end up yellowing. I have washed using a vat of brand new 100% alcohol, mild detergents or water as I do all other resins by Elegoo. As for curing I have used an Anycubic Wash & Cure station ranging from a few seconds to a full cycle. Also left in sun to naturally us UV light as well as a hand held UV light. ALL Turned Yellowish

I know it says "translucent", but it didn't list a COLOR, so I expected a colorless translucency. And it came off the printer more or less neutral. However by the time it had finished curing in the Elegoo curing station, it had already yellowed so much that even the most casual observer pointed it out to me. I am printing small lamp shades and had tried the white resin and was looking for something more translucent. I got that, but I'll be sticking with the white. I thought I could use cooler color temperature bulbs to compensate but that's just forcing a square peg into a round hole. If you want a neutral color...look elsewhere.

I have to expose this for four or five times longer than any other resin I've used, and even when fully washed and cured, thin parts are soft and gummy. From some googling it sounds like the formula of the translucent resin was changed for the worse.