Questions on Golden Brands - GW 464 - Container Wax

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• From deb White at 3/08/2015 2:21 pm
  • hi,, what temp do i melt this too and what temp do i pour?
    
  • Hi Deb. Melt to approx 75degC and pour between 65 and 75 testing is essential.CS
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• From michelle biddle at 10/08/2015 8:47 pm
  • When will this be back in stock?
  • Hi Michelle. The container docks Thursday we should be shipping early next week 17th Aug. CS
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• From Hayley I at 19/05/2016 7:28 pm
  • What temperature is it suggested to add fragrance to this wax?
  • Hi Hayley. You can add the fragrance once the wax is close to your pouring temperature just make sure that you stir it in well we suggest 50 stirs to make sure fragrance is suspended throughout the wax. CS
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• From Renate Halleen at 26/07/2016 10:34 am
  • Can this be used in maxi tea lights and tins ?
  • Hi Renate,
    Yes, you can use the GW464 to make tealights and travel tins.
    regards
    Geoff
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• From Sandra Fry at 4/10/2016 9:54 pm
  • hi there,
    Just wanting to know if anyone has had any problems with the wax adhering to the glass we have tried heating up the container before pouring and we have tried pouring at different temps but still looks like it only sticking to parts of the container i have no idea what else to do.
  • Hi Sandra,
    Information can be found on our website.
    
    Melt Point: 45 to 48 Deg C
    Pour Temp: 52 to 65 Deg C (can be poured up to 80 DegC)
    
    Fragrance Load: 7% to 9%
    
    The above information is suggested and testing is a must.
    Regards
    CS
    
    ps:
    Glass adhesion is very common in candle making. Please check that you are heating the wax, adding the fragrance oil and pouring into the jars at the correct temperature (depending on the wax that you are using). Keep in mind as well that ideally the ambient temperature while the candles are setting is approximately 24-25 degrees.
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