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Brilliant shine, reliable curing -
whatever the temperature or humidity!
CurePro is designed to perform consistently even in very low or high room temperatures, helping artists and makers achieve dependable results without worrying about environmental conditions. Reliable curing. Every project.
Create professional-quality resin projects with confidence using Apex Resin CurePro - a premium UK clear epoxy resin developed for doming, top coats, resin art, jewellery making, decorative coatings, and creative casting projects.
Its carefully balanced formula provides excellent clarity, extended working time, and a self-levelling finish, helping both beginners and experienced makers achieve beautiful, consistent results.
The resin’s thicker viscosity allows for controlled flow, making it ideal for smooth doming applications and flawless glossy coatings.
CurePro has also been extensively tested by artists and beginners, proving its reliability as a professional design and finishing resin capable of covering surface imperfections and creating stunning glass-like finishes.
With infallible UV protection, strong durability, and dependable curing performance, CurePro is designed to help you create projects that stay clear, strong, and beautiful over time.
Whether you're creating resin art, jewellery, domed pieces, decorative coatings, or DIY crafts, CurePro provides the reliable, easy-to-use epoxy resin that makers trust.
For more tips visit - Apex Resin® CurePro - Top Tips
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Refer to your instruction leaflet and mix carefully to ensure accurate results.
- Mix for at least 3 minutes, scraping the sides and the bottom of the container
- By Volume A : B = 100 : 100 (100 parts Resin : 100 parts Hardener) (For example 100ml Resin : 100ml Hardener)
- By Weight A : B = 110 : 100 (110 parts Resin : 100 parts Hardener) (For example 110g Resin : 100g Hardener)
- Epoxy heats up faster in larger quantities, so only mix the amount needed for use within the working time and separate into smaller containers to ensure your full working time.
- Work time - 25 - 30 minutes at 25°C
- Cure time - Touch dry in 16 - 20 hours at 25°C (Full cure 1-2 Days)
- Viscosity - Mixed 1700 Centipoise
- Heat Resistance - up to 90°C
- Hardness 25°C after 3 days - Shore D 80
- Maximum pour thickness - 3cm
- Coverage - 1 Litre covers approximately 2m2
- Shelf life - 12 months in sealed containers
RESIN SAFETY
Please note it is your responsibility to read all health and safety instructions before using this product.
Our resins have been formulated with the most up to date epoxy resin chemicals and technology and with safety in mind. Apex Resin is safe for home use. (When used as directed)
As with all Resins, it is important that you read the safety precautions associated with our product carefully before use and contact us if you have any questions.
- Always wear nitrile gloves
- Wear a respirator when sanding partially cured resin
- Work in a well ventilated room
- Although a respirator is essential when sanding partially cured resin, we also recommend the use of one whenever working with resin for complete protection, especially when additives such as inks, paints, pigments have been added to resin
- Wear safety goggles
- Avoid skin contact, if contact occurs-wash with soap and water
- Allow the resin to fully cure before handling
- Avoid contact with clothes and furniture. If resin is poured on unwanted areas wipe immediately with a clean, dry cloth using acetone or similar solvent
- Do not eat, drink or smoke while working
- In case of eye contamination wash with plenty of water for more than 15 minutes and seek medical advice immediately.
- If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately if you feel unwell
- If alcohol inks have been used, do not use a flame as alcohol is flammable
- Keep out of reach of children
- Safe for incidental food contact only and not as a food preparation or cutting surface. Food should not exceed 50°C
