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How To Get A Good Hot Throw With 464. Here's what it looks like about an hour and 10 minutes into the burn. I’m new at candle making and have some questions regarding the gw 464 soy wax flakes. 464 wax, 10% fragrance load, dye chips at 0.2%, stabilo. You can add 30% paraffin to your soy and i think you'll get a big enough difference in your hot throw to be happy. Many beginners struggle to achieve strong hot throw, but this beginner's guide will teach you how pros make candles with an impressive hot throw. Ensuring you’re using 10% load, measured in oz, not fl’oz, adding at ~185 degrees and allowing up to a week of curing will maximize your cold and. I'm using 464 in pint canning jars and was able to get some kind of a hot throw with eco 4s, some with premier 767s with about six. Every candle you make—strong hot throw or not—is a step in the right direction. I get a great cold and hot throw from this combo. That's the same blend as igi6006. I feel as if my hot throw isn’t the. I can't seem to get this right no matter how much i try. Since i am always looking for something just a little better, i bought some of.

Here's what it looks like about an hour and 10 minutes into the burn. I get a great cold and hot throw from this combo. Many beginners struggle to achieve strong hot throw, but this beginner's guide will teach you how pros make candles with an impressive hot throw. 464 wax, 10% fragrance load, dye chips at 0.2%, stabilo. I feel as if my hot throw isn’t the. That's the same blend as igi6006. I’m new at candle making and have some questions regarding the gw 464 soy wax flakes. I'm using 464 in pint canning jars and was able to get some kind of a hot throw with eco 4s, some with premier 767s with about six. Every candle you make—strong hot throw or not—is a step in the right direction. Since i am always looking for something just a little better, i bought some of.

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How To Get A Good Hot Throw With 464 I get a great cold and hot throw from this combo. That's the same blend as igi6006. 464 wax, 10% fragrance load, dye chips at 0.2%, stabilo. I'm using 464 in pint canning jars and was able to get some kind of a hot throw with eco 4s, some with premier 767s with about six. Every candle you make—strong hot throw or not—is a step in the right direction. Since i am always looking for something just a little better, i bought some of. I feel as if my hot throw isn’t the. I can't seem to get this right no matter how much i try. I’m new at candle making and have some questions regarding the gw 464 soy wax flakes. Ensuring you’re using 10% load, measured in oz, not fl’oz, adding at ~185 degrees and allowing up to a week of curing will maximize your cold and. You can add 30% paraffin to your soy and i think you'll get a big enough difference in your hot throw to be happy. Many beginners struggle to achieve strong hot throw, but this beginner's guide will teach you how pros make candles with an impressive hot throw. Here's what it looks like about an hour and 10 minutes into the burn. I get a great cold and hot throw from this combo.