ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2, 3D Printer Resin with Enhanced Strength and Toughness, High Precision and Minimal Shrinkage, Wide Compatibility for All LCD Resin 3D Printers (Grey+Grey, 2kg)

I ordered the 4-pack of ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 8K and it’s honestly one of the best deals I’ve made for resin printing. Not only do you get a great price per bottle, but the quality of the resin is outstanding. It captures sharp 8K detail, prints come out super clean and with a smooth surface finish. But what really makes it stand out is how strong and durable it is compared to regular resin — perfect for both miniatures and functional parts. It cures fast, has low odor, and is very reliable on my Photon Mono M5s Pro. Zero failures so far, and the results look professional straight off the plate. If you're printing regularly, the 4-pack is a smart buy — high-quality resin with great savings. I highly recommend it.

Awesome performance, adhesion is spot of and the final product is super detailed. I would put the detail on this right below Aqua Gray 8k, leaving this as an excellent value for the money. Super easy to set up on my Photon Mono 10k and some of the best print speed I've experienced so far, not to mention it's super tough!

I am still new to resin printer, but I did get this for my Anycubic photon 4 printer and I've been able to print really solid and durable figurines at high resolution and quality, with minimal polishing needed afterwards. This is definitely one to keep on the list for recurring purchases.

Has been some of my favorite resin. I use this or the clear

Loving this stuff. I print Dungeons and Dragons miniatures for several campaigns and have gone through 12 kg of this stuff so far this year. I am not noticing any loss of detail between this and standard resin on a Saturn 3 Ultra. I've printed some of the smallest ultra detailed minis from Rescale all the way to their large dragons and even Loot Studios Hag House in all abs pro 2. It doesn't seem to mix well with other resins when I experimented early on. Tried to burn through some standard resin mixed with ABS to get the best of both, but they seem to separate out by density.

I've used almost all of the Anycubic ABS-Like resins. The majority of them are superior. In particular, the black, which is my go-to resin. It appears that each color has it's own properties. For me, the darker colors like the black and grey are better than the lighter colors such as white, beige, and this clear version. The clear prints flawlessly and has great quality. However, the supports are almost impossible to remove. Most of the time I have to dremil sand them off which ruins the clarity. Clarity wise, the clear turns a bit frosty after curing and not crystal clear even with thin parts. A lot of the prints get ruined due to the supports stuck on and unable to get them off. This ONLY happens with the clear. The white also has some difficulty with supports but not like the clear. The black and grey has no issues at all with support removal. I would not purchase the clear again although the black remains my favorite ABS resin. Just as a note, I've used the Anycubic standard clear resin and not had this problem with the supports the ABS like has

Wonderful product. I have been printing for six months and have had very little printing errors when switching to this resin. The thin parts of minis have a little flex to them but they keep their shape. This is also the cheapest resin I can find. Like some people have mentioned the resin does start to separate if left in the tank. However stirring it brings it back together.

In the past, I used to use Phrozen ABS and Sunlu ABS like resins but Phrozen was too expensive and SunLu - too thick and viscous. I usually ended up thinning the SunLu with the Phrozen to get it to the viscosity that I wanted. Anycubic ABS Pro 2 - is much better than their other legacy resins. I tried Anycubic in the past and well - it didn't work. The parts in my model are all printed in the Gray ABS Pro 2. It washes off easily with IPA (99%). However, the dye does stain the IPA which is more or less expected. The parts are durable and have some flex to them. I've dropped parts from workbench height onto a cement floor and no problems. Sanding and finishing is easily done. At this price where it's currently <$20/bottle, you can't beat it. I use this resin almost exclusively. I will say that in terms of speed, this resin is NOT the fastest. When I use my Phrozen+SunLu blend, I print at about 2.15 to 2.25 sec/layer. For PURE ABS Pro 2, I had to bump it up to 2.35 to 2.4 sec/layer. Not much but is is technically a bit slower. But I have 7 resin printers running and I really do like and would recommend this resin.

Excellent performance 👍

No he tenido tinempo de usarlas, pero sin embargo ya he comprado antes, al adquirirlas de esta manera ahorre mucho.

Perfect I used it for dental models

It’s prints amazing, excellent price and fantastic quality, highly recommended

The quality of the prints are better than the standard resin. So far haven't came across warping in small parts. It is less brittle compared to the standard resin. If you use the auto feed system of anycubic, I have experienced the bottle getting crushed when I tell the printer to recover the resin into bottle