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4625/4630 mix


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I followed a lengthy thread on how good 4625 (75%) and 4630 (25%) is for making long lasting strong tarts. I made that this morning in several scents. I poured into soufflé cups instead of clams, but talk about sinkholes. I have perfect looking little "tornadoes" in there! This would most definitely require a repour, which I hate doing. No doubt it would be great in molds and maybe a clam, but the cups... not so good. Did I maybe pour too hot? Wax was probably 175 when I finished stirring. Would pouring cooler help this or is this combo just going to do that? Would adding more 4630 help eliminate a repour? Anyone know?

TIA!

JB

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I used 4625/4630 for about a year. I always blended 50/50. I just changed my blend but would go back to that blend any day. I pour into cups and have not gotten sinking. I will not do a second pour so if I had experienced that issue, I'd sure remember it. I pour as soon as I am done stirring so still very warm. I pour into 2 oz. oval Ellipso brand cups.

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I'll try pouring it cooler if I make it again - depends when testing starts. I know the pour temp matters when making candles, but when you are doing tarts, does that still apply? Does the pouring temp effect the strength of scent or the throw?

Thanks!

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