Wicking GB 464 & tins (specifically 8 oz. and 16 oz.)

Hi. I’ve been testing and making candles with good results for 9 months now and have learned so much from this forum- thank you, all. In one of my lines, I use GB 464 and am trying to not throw in the towel with it. I know every batch is a crap shoot. I mainly use ECO and CD wicks and am having a tricky time finding a good wick in the 16 oz. tin....so much so that I’m thinking of just switching over to double wicking. I’ve tested it in the past by doubling the really small ECOs and

Some citrus can be tricky, yes. So can some bakery types. CD4 is a reasonable starting piint. You can always go up in future tests. I would not be surprised if CD5 or CD6 gets you where you need to be. I use 3xCD6 in my 5" ceramic with both coconut and soy blends. The flames are a nice height (in proportion with the vessel). If you can point the curl from each wick in opposite directions in a tin you might be AOK. (Look at the braid of the wick. One side is a stack o