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  1. I appreciate your response! Is there anything you do to get rid of the dimples or does it not bother you?
  2. You don't find this blend too soft for melts? I guess if you are using cups for packaging, it could work nicely. I know even though 4786 comes in a hard slab form, it seems to be gummy and melt faster than a typical tart wax, especially if blended with a softer container wax...in my experience. I have found 4786 to lose its scent throw a bit after a long shelf life compared to some harder paraffin wax blends. Do you find this to be true? Maybe it's my oils aging more than the wax itself being the problem. Also, I apologize for reading your post too quickly and commenting regarding candles when you specifically said melts lol.
  3. @ShelleyF Do you find this wax to be picky with fragrances, like inconsistent? Does it age well?
  4. I have been searching for more of a matte creamy look for years and have only found that increasing the soy content or adding a small % of a matte tart wax helps for candles. It's a bummer how hard it is to find a paraffin dominant blend that adheres nicely, matte creamy, and is not greasy that melts too easily in the heat.
  5. Are you still loving the 4786? I seen the video that someone posted on craftserver's FB of the 4786 and the flame seems to be very high if the wick is not trimmed super short. I wonder if this is why Cajun recommends blending it with a softer container wax.
  6. Yep, I have seen that complaint many many times. I am not sure how the manufacturer and / or supplier can send out wax like this and then expects us to become the scientists and troubleshooters. We have less time to "fix" it once we establish a customer base. I seem to be losing my motivation and excitement for the whole thing more times than not and its saddening. I am getting to a point where blending coconut 1 and some beeswax sounds more promising for consistency lately. Well, I hear mottling wax is pretty consistent also. I have to say I am shocked 4627 would be messed up, it seems like such a basic petrolatum blend.
  7. I meant to ask you which wicks you prefer in it? Zinc? Do you tend to get high flames or excessive soot if not constantly trimmed?
  8. You are likely using quality oils as well. Where do you like to purchase from?
  9. Do you know a good starting point for rrd or eco in a 9oz straight jar or 12oz mason?
  10. No, IGI didn't change the formula for 4625. They told me the same excuse when I demanded a refund for the wrong wax. It is too much of a coincidence that multiple customers receive the "off batch" as they call it only from them but it's fine from all other suppliers.
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