Ideas on what to do with wax

[sunshine06970]

Hello all,

I am fairly new to the candle making business. My friend passed away over a year ago and I inherited all of her candle supplies from her home business but none of her notes. So I inherited a candle Co. and for the last year I have been reading, studing, pouring, and making alot of mistakes along the way. Also taking alot of notes.

My question is;

I have over 60 lbs of 130 MP Paraffin wax that she had and I am not sure what to do with it. She was using alot of the victory blend wax. I make mostly Soy candles. I have never used 130MP. Do you just melt and pour like with Victory Blend, or do you need additives. I printed off the description of the wax but it really gives me no ideas.

Please Help. I need all the suggestions I can get. Is it good for large comtainer candles or better for small votives. What is the scent throw really like? Thank you in advance for all your help and suggesrions.

[LRcandles]

does it say on the 130 paraffin what brand?

[sunshine06970]

All i know is that it is the 130MP container from C&S. Shipping label is still on the side of the box.

[Candybee]

C&S is Candles and Supplies at www.candlesandsupplies.com

You can go there to research the wax. They have some instructions on each of their waxes. If thats not enough give them a call. They are in Quakerstown, PA. They have great customer service and they can help with finding out what wax it is and how to use it.

[mparadise]

it looks like that is a container/votive mottling wax. If you don't want to mess with containers you could always go the votive route with it.

http://newcart.candlesandsupplies.com/Store/Products/Candles/PID-WAX-130MP.aspx