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- #31 in Candle Making Wax
Paraffin Wax For Candle Making:
Paraffin wax beads is a solid waxy substance derived from petroleum. It has a moderate melting point to melt at lower temperatures for easy processing and candle making. Great for making many types of candles, including pillar candles, vase candles, taper candles, tealight candles, scented candles and more. Note: You can choose any scent for your candle or leave it unscented.
Other Uses:
Paraffin wax is commonly used in the manufacture of lubricants, preservatives, sealants and water repellents. Paraffin waxes bulk also have certain moisture, corrosion and insulation properties that improve the performance and quality of products. Paraffin wax naturally forms a protective coating that allows it to be used for polishing, conditioning and waxing. It is ideal for waxing and polishing surfaces such as skateboards, surfboards, furniture, etc. for maintenance.
DIY Craft Projects & Skin Care:
Paraffin wax is suitable for DIY craft projects such as modelling, sculptures and wax figures. It can also be used for crayon crafts and drawer lubricants. Paraffin wax has good moisturising and nourishing properties and is often used in skin care products and cosmetics.Note: When making skin care products, paraffin is only one of the raw materials, and other raw materials are needed for the finished product.
Candle-Making Wax :
To make homemade candles, heat paraffin wax to 140 °F (60 °C), add some spices or essential oils (essential oils are added at a rate of three to eight per cent...). ), then pour the wax into pre-oiled moulds and leave to cool; if voids appear, add more hot paraffin to the moulds. Note: The hardness of the wax may change due to air and temperature, but this does not affect the effectiveness of the product.
Christopher T Chappell
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Work perfect for making fire starters
Sandra Ellison
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
Doesn’t have to be cut.,the kit is perfect.
E. L. Prinz
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
Normal 1lb block wax needs some effort to get smaller quantities if only a portion is needed. Hot knife works well, but takes time and is going to leave a mess behind.Pellets are perfect when measuring by weight.This wax is used as a chain lubricant for our bikes. Much better than the liquid types that gather - more like attract - every conceivably known contaminant on the trail that destroys chains an makes for nasty clean up.Four star - the perfumes added to the wax may be okay for the candle makers out there, just not for me. Not a show stopper though; used this in the garage where there's plenty of ventilation.
AZTry4
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
I bought the wax to heat and dip pine cones to be used as fire starter. The wax easily liquifies using an old pot and electric burner. I used needle-nosed pliers to dip the pine cones in the wax without burning myself. The wax-dipped pine cones are a great fire starter for fireplaces as well as wood stoves. I have 19 mature Ponderosa Pine trees on my property so there is an abundance of pine cones falling year round, especially in the fall. I wax dip them and give them to friends and family. Everyone says they work great and ask when I can bring them more.
Aspen Shanti
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
We used this to wax bike chains and it works great for that purpose.
Alison Polonchak
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
ive tryed this brand and the wax melted smooth clear and fast dryi didnt imagine the beauty of this wax
Brooke Carney
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
This wax worked perfect for our candles, melted beautifully and took our color well.
Boxer momma
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024
easy wax to use to make home made fire starters. great quality
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