sweetiebugsmom

I use cargil C3 nature wax, suppose to melt at 175, pour at 155 to 165. I am getting uneven tops which is resulting in air pockets (tunnels). When I pour at 145 I get smooth tops but terrible jar adhesion. I guess its just a trade off.

I USE C-3 ALSO, HEAT TO 175, ADD COLOR AND FRAGRANCE, COOL TO 120

AND DO NOT HEAT JARS. POUR AT 120, LET SET UP THEN HIT TOPS WITH HEAT GUN. SUCCESS EACH TIME.

I Use Lone Star For My Soy Wax And I Use The Eco-14 Wicks For My

Soy Candles That I Make In 16 Oz Canning Jars. Very Pleased With This Wax And Service From This Company. I Heat Soy To 175 And Add Color And Fragrance And Then Cool To 120 To Pour And Then Zap The Tops With Heat Gun Once Set Up To Insure Neat Top.

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