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Very suitable is wax type 54C from www.candlecraftcenter.com.
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The temperature of the wax in which the candles will be dipped should be
quite low but without a film on the surface. If you are in a hurry you can as well cool the wax with some water in between. But the surface won’t be that beautiful
afterwards. Failed candles can be put back into liquid wax!
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Of course, you can do it as well with coloured wax. You can use the flat wick 3x9. When your candle
is finished, cut it with a scissor at the lower end while it’s still warm and mouldable.
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You can use beeswax, too. For candles you can see above the flat wick 3x9 is a good one.
For dipping candles one need relatively much wax as the level in the tank must not be lower than the length of the candle which is
dipped.
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