UV Light Curing Box Curing Enclosure 400(L)380(W)*400(H) mm Large Curing Cabinet 365-460nm UV Light for Curing LCD SLA DLP 3D Resin Print Model or Making Soles White

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this curing box for curing shoes to remove oxidation. It does the job, however, it is small and not intended for that use. Apply your sole sauce and wrapping and give it time. I went a full 30 hours on the first session because Yezzys are the worst for yellowing soles. The assembly wasn’t hard if you follow directions. The box itself is made very well. The fiberglass rods are durable but be gentle.

I use this with sole bright to clean the soles of my shoes. After many applications it isn’t as effective as I thought. I can’t tell if it’s sole bright or if these are actual UV lights. Sole bright is mainly just hydrogen peroxide, so I doubt it’s that.Update: I bought a different UV light that covers the full spectrum and rigged it to use this the same box and works. The UV lights that come with this box most likely won’t work for icing your shoes, you would need to get a different one.

Bought this to Ice Jordan’s soles, the led lights strips aren’t strong enough. Bought a larger grow lamp to place in the box which worked out so I still have use of the box.

This box is great for restoring sneakers, its made really well the leds are bright and give out good UV light output and the reflective interior walls make sure the UV light hits every part of the sneaker, the plastic stage that it comes with isnt that strong i cracked it in a couple places putting it together but its not that bad, highly recommend this box it is amazing

The cage that made to fit inside the cure box didn’t fit AT ALL so it’s difficult for the box to stay up without the structure

I took a chance and bought this because I wanted to use it as a uv light box for restoring shoes and it’s better than expected. The material is pretty thick and heavy duty and the size is perfect for what I need it for. The instructions weren’t that difficult to figure out either. I think it’s worth the money.

I got about 7 minutes of use out of the curing box before the wires connecting the LED strips started smoking! Fortunately I was in the same room and noticed it happening, so I was able to unplug it before it actually burst into flames, but the cables are melted and I wouldn't dream of plugging this thing back into an outlet.It's a real pity too, because the enclosure itself is perfect. It's nice and reflective inside, keeps all the UV light in, and has a little window so you can see what's going on inside. I'm actually still using the enclosure, but I put a big single UV light inside the enclosure and it's been working well. Still, not at all worth the fire risk.Save your money. The enclosure is pretty much just a few car windshield reflectors strapped together. It's neat, but not worth risking burning down your home, business, or workshop.

So I’m putting this together, get to the part to put the UV Strips in and once I removed the sticky backing I notice it was nothing on the strips so it can stick to the aluminum