Clearpox Deep Pour Resin 3:1 is a premium grade, slow curing epoxy resin system formulated for deep casting applications. This two-part system delivers a crystal clear, high strength finish with exceptional clarity and UV resistance.

Designed for large volume pours up to 100mm deep in a single pour without overheating or cracking, it’s ideal for deep river tables, feature castings, and artistic applications where clarity and depth matter.

Once cured, Clearpox Deep Pour offers excellent chemical resistance and can tolerate surface temperatures of up to 90°C, making it both durable and practical for functional surfaces.

Key Features

•  Deep pours up to 100mm in a single layer (ideal ambient conditions)
•  Crystal clear, bubble-free finish with high optical clarity
•  UV resistant formula reduces yellowing over time
•  Durable and heat tolerant – resists surface temps up to 90°C
•  Excellent chemical resistance once fully cured
•  Strong mechanical bond ideal for timber, silicone moulds & more

Perfect For:

• Resin river tables and furniture pieces
• Large volume artistic castings
• Silicone mould projects
• Timber inlays and deep grain fills
• Functional surfaces exposed to moderate heat

Mix Ratio & Working Time

• Mixing Ratio: 3 parts resin: 1 part hardener by volume
• Working Time: 6–8 hours (varies with ambient temp and volume)
• Cure Time: 48–72 hours for full cure (longer in cooler temps)

Tip: For best results, always measure accurately by volume and pour in a temperature-controlled environment (18–25°C).

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Resources & Guides

Getting Started & Troubleshooting Guide
Learn how to measure, mix, and pour properly to avoid common issues like soft cures, bubbles, or uneven surfaces.

Mixing & Pouring Tips for Epoxy
Best practices for working with Clearpox resins, including how to prep your workspace and achieve a smooth finish.

Working with Wood & Timber
Discover how to prepare natural wood for resin casting, including sealing, bonding, and post-cure finishing tips.