Dee ZA

Hi Everyone

I am hoping to get some assistance on this matter, because I am truly at my wits end.

I have been working with Naturewax C3 for use in molds. I know that it's a container wax and not best suited for the purpose, however I have managed to bypass the softness issue. The issue I cannot seem to get rid of is FROSTING!!!

I have tried testing and pouring at so many temperatures that I do not even recall all these. I mix the C-3 with fully refined paraffin in my molds and do a ratio of 70% Soy 30% fully refined paraffin. The frosting still persists. 

So for example: 112g Soy Wax with 48g Paraffin (mold fills 160g wax)

I then mixed the C-3 with beeswax at 10- 15% and the frosting still persists.

So for example: 144g Soy Wax with 10g Beeswax (mold fills 160g wax)

Could someone pleeeeeease tell me what I am doing wrong. Which temperature, method, etc will work best with these molds. Thank you

Hi Everyone

I am hoping to get some assistance on this matter, because I am truly at my wits end.

I have been working with Naturewax C3 for use in molds. I know that it's a container wax and not best suited for the purpose, however I have managed to bypass the softness issue. The issue I cannot seem to get rid of is FROSTING!!!

I have tried testing and pouring at so many temperatures that I do not even recall all these. I mix the C-3 with fully refined paraffin in my molds and do a ratio of 70% Soy 30% fully refined paraffin. The frosting still persists. 

I then mixed the C-3 with beeswax at 10- 15% and the frosting still persists.

Could someone pleeeeeease tell me what I am doing wrong. Which temperature, method, etc will work best with these molds. Thank you