Sweet Curing™ | Confidential professional resin-refining service – Marseille
Sweet Curing™ is the proprietary resin-refining protocol developed in Marseille by Kévin Guerri, also known as Mister Sweet, for HK DISTRIBUTION.
The method is intended to support the maturation of the material, stabilise its texture and preserve its aromatic identity as effectively as possible, without solvents or added terpenes. The complete sequence, cycle order and working parameters are deliberately not disclosed in order to protect the know-how.
To our knowledge, no public method identical to Sweet Curing™ has been documented or marketed to date. This statement reflects HK DISTRIBUTION's experience and is not scientific proof of worldwide uniqueness.
A confidential method with documented batch monitoring
Sweet Curing™ uses a proprietary sequence of controlled conditions. This page intentionally describes only the general principles of the service. No setting, operating order, intermediate duration or critical protocol parameter is disclosed.
- no solvent used during refining;
- no added terpenes;
- no added distillate or binder;
- individual monitoring of each batch;
- adaptation of the protocol to the material received.
The result necessarily depends on the initial quality, composition, particle size and storage condition of the batch. Sweet Curing™ cannot turn defective material into premium material and does not guarantee an identical result for every resin.
Receiving requirements
For proper assessment and handling, each professional batch must meet the following criteria:
- dehydrated, clean and properly packaged material;
- airtight and clearly identified batch;
- no additives, solvents, added terpenes, distillates or binders;
- available information on origin, production method and mesh size when known.
HK DISTRIBUTION may refuse or stop work on any batch that is incompatible with the protocol, contaminated, of uncertain composition or inadequately packaged.
Sweet Curing™ objectives
Depending on the material supplied, the work may aim for greater homogeneity, a more stable texture and a clearer aromatic expression. These assessments remain sensory and specific to the treated batch; they do not replace laboratory analysis.
The usual quoted turnaround is 72 hours for quantities compatible with workshop capacity. This is indicative and may be extended depending on the condition or quantity of the batch and the current schedule.
The MATURASCH™ collection features resins marketed after Sweet Curing™ has been applied.
Professional service
| Package | Quantity treated | Indicative time | Price excluding VAT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 g package | 100 g | 72 h | €50 |
| 300 g package | 300 g | 72 h | €135 |
| 1 kg package | 1,000 g | 72 h | €350 |
| 2 kg package | 2,000 g | 72 h | €660 |
VAT: 20%. Treatment consumables are included. Shipping and return of the material remain the customer's responsibility. Prices and lead times are confirmed before any batch is accepted.
Capacity and lead times
| Total volume | Indicative time |
|---|---|
| Up to 2 kg | 72 h, subject to batch approval |
| 2 to 4 kg | Approximately 6 days, subject to schedule |
| More than 4 kg | Quotation required |
Each request is reviewed before shipment. The type of material, quantity and desired timing must be specified in advance.
Creation and collaborations
Kévin Guerri developed Sweet Curing™ in Marseille in 2025. The protocol has since been applied to batches from collaborations with producers and hashmakers including El Professor / CBD Maker and BZHash Maker. Their participation in collaborations is not scientific certification of the process.
Professional contact
HK DISTRIBUTION
10 rue des Ponts, 13015 Marseille, France
Phone: +33 6 27 59 21 88
Email: contact.hkdistribution@gmail.com
Legal information
HK DISTRIBUTION — single-member limited liability company (EURL), share capital €3,000
Manager: Kévin Guerri
SIREN: 949 886 980 — SIRET: 949 886 980 00018
VAT: FR93949886980 — Marseille Trade and Companies Register
Page updated 6 November 2026. The complete Sweet Curing™ protocol remains confidential.
