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redjello2000

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  1. Thanks for all the replies. I will try pouring a little cooler and see if I notice any difference. It is just frustrating to have a candle that looks nice for a couple of days and then all of a sudden, to have patches of frost on it. :cry2: I guess that I need to be like pocha, and just accept that this is the nature of the "beast" (soy). Thanks again.

    Beverly S

  2. Guys and Girls,

    I currently use GB 464 wax. I like this wax, but however, I am still having some frosting issues. I use EVO colors in it and that does help some. When the candle sets up, it is beautiful. But I may come back 2 to 3 days later to find frosting. :angry2: I have seen this USA on a few websites. I thought about buying it, but was wondering if anyone else had any luck with it. Also, I was curious as to the difference between it and regular Univ. Additive. Is it the same thing? Or, are they trying to sell it under a different name? I was trying to be sure they weren't trying to "Blow" smoke up our butts. :P Any input would be appreciated. I did a "search" to be sure there were any previous threads on this subject about the testing of it, but I didn't find anything helpful.

    Take care,

    Beverly S

  3. That is why I quit using the P-1. The pillars that I made had a "crackle" look to them. KY Candle Supply has a very nice votive/pillar wax that is smooth looking. Make great votives, pillars, and tarts. It is called KY "All Natural" Votive/Pillar Blend. I am sure there are others out there that work just as good also.

    HTH

    Beverly S

  4. This is the link to it:

    http://www.candleandsoapstuff.com/

    I order some stuff from her last December. It was February before I got it from her. She, of course, billed my credit card the day that I placed the order! :angry2: I never made that mistake again. I noticed that she still has the health issues going on. I sympathize if it is true, but don't keep taking orders when you can fill the ones that you already have!

    Beverly S

  5. Hey guys and gals,

    Do you know of a book that I could purchase or a website that is helpful in explaining the use of Meta Tags and Keywords? I don't want to do anything that might hurt my listing in the search engines. :( I know that if you don't do the keywords just right, that the search engines might think that you're "spamming". TIA!

    Beverly S comp.gif

  6. Welcome! Like everyone has stated - take advantage of the search button at the top. :yay: You'll find tons of wonderful information from a great group of people. Soy is a little more difficult, but I still enjoy it. Take notes and document your testing. Before long, you'll have that perfect candle receipe! :wink2:

    Good Luck!

    Beverly S :whoohoo:

  7. When I used C-3, my biggest problem were sinkholes. I always had to hit it with a heat gun several times to get rid of the buggers! It was something about the wax. I have used other kinds of wax and get a few small places on top. But with C-3, they would look like a crater right around the wick. I tried pouring hot, cool, slower, etc. but nothing would help. Oh well! :grin2:

    Beverly S :D

  8. It is just like Juliette said. I went to BCN's Convention back in May. They showed this to us in a demo on pillars. So I have been trying the same concept in containers. Works pretty good. But of course, what works for one person, might not work for someone else. :D

    Beverly S

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