ELEGOO Water Washable 3D Printer Resin 2.0, Fast Curing Photopolymer Resin for Mars Saturn Jupiter MSLA DLP LCD 3D Printing, 385-405nm UV Curing 3D Printing Liquid, Ceramic Grey 1000g

I have a Mars 2PRO and I've never had a problem with this resin. Cleans easy, prints easy, no complaints.

I use this all the time and have had no issues so far

I was really struggling with the original water washable resin. V2 is so much easier to dial in and the order is not near as bad

So I'd like to state that I've been resin printing for a couple years now. This resin works well for my purposes (printing miniatures), but I find water washable resins to perform just slightly worse than standard resins. It's not a crazy notable difference, but I notice slightly more failed prints. Odor is surprisingly low, so that's a plus. The price point is about the same as any other standard/water-wash resin.Word of warning about water washable resins. First of all, alcohol will ALWAYS be a better cleaning option. These are water washable, but for the best print quality, you're going to need some kind of chemical cleaner; end of story. Additionally, the water you use for cleaning needs to be treated/disposed of properly, just as you would alcohol. Is it cheaper to use water? Yes. However, it's no less of a hazardous material once it's full of resin. You cannot just pour resin water down the drain. Please review your local waste disposal guidelines to find out how to handle runoff.

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TL;DR Use this to learn to use a resin 3D printer.This is a fantastic resin to start your 3D resin printing journey. Being water based, cleaning prints and spills is easy and safe as only water is needed. Spills on the table, which will happen, clean up easy with a little soap and water. The smell is not bad either. I use a cheap heated ultrasonic cleaner after an initial water rinse. This cleans most small areas of excess resin. A quick rinse after the ultrasonic cleaner finishes the job. Just be sure to allow the print to dry fully after cleaning before curing as the green print will absorb water. I use a heated FDM printer's heated print bed set between 40°C and 60°C as a drying space, and cover the print with a double layer of paper towels to hold in the heat. Just don't let it sit more than 20 to 30 minutes as the heat can cause the print the start shrinking and crack.

Just started 3d printing and this was the resin I was told I should use. I've been very happy with it so far, as I find the cleaning process much easier with the water washable resin.