Thank you Belinda , I appreciate the response. I do like the 129 because ho throw is superb ,with most fragrances .I just was wanting to make the melts look a bit smoother . I find most scents work well in this wax ,excluding bakery. I have a lot of wax ruined ,due to no throw ,mostly bakery type .I love bakery & hope to find a wax to add to my 129 to make them perform & look better. I will try a little 4625 & see if this helps. Do you have a problem with the tart melting when using 4625 alone? The melting point is so high with that one. The 129 is 131 melt point. I have been reading this forum for a long time & decided to go ahead & jump in with my question. I hate changing wax after settling on 129 ,but I have to have bakery scents ,love love ,love them . I like a melt to last at least 10 hours & often wonder how some venders get 24 hours out of theirs. I have been playing around with blends for a long while & settled on the 129 ,just wish bakery scents would bind better . I do have some bakery that do well with 129 ,just more duds than wins . I use oils from Peak ,Aztec ,Tennessee ,Candlesource & many more. I will be starting wax chunks soon. I think 4630 has a great throw & was wandering if this wax alone would be ok to make chunks ? Thank you so much for your advice ,hope more will chime in on the 129 wax blend . I love a long lasting melt & still working to get the performance I want . I have so many oils I need to put into the wax. I thought chunks would be a great way to use fragrance oils faster ,combine 2 or 3 scents & make chunk tarts. If any vendors with past experience have tried & used candlewics cbl129 , please chime in because I love feedback on wax . Thank you kindly, katmeltswax
