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Candle Shop - White Color Dye for 45 lb of Wax - Candle dye Chips for Making Candles - Candle Wax Dye
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Candle Shop - White Color Dye for 45 lb of Wax Features
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0.03-0.08 oz of dye for 1 lb of candle mass is necessary for full coloring of the candle mass.
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0.17-0.3 oz of dye for 1 lb of candle mass is necessary for full coloring of the candle mass.
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Weight of a dye in one pack is 2 ounce.
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The dyes are best dissolved at the temperature between 167 - 185 °F. - Mix carefully for a minumum of 2-3 minutes after adding it to wax
About Candle Shop - White Color Dye For 45 Lb Of Wax
We offer high quality solid dyes, suitable for wax and paraffin bases. Dyes for candles are completely dissolved, there won’t be any clots in the candle mass, and staining will be even. In addition, the finished candle keeps the brightness of the color, the surface is not flaked, does not tarnish with time. Important to know: 1. How to increase the number of shades? The dye is easily crushed into small pieces, which allows you to mix it with other dyes, thus creating a variety of colors and shades. 2. Acceleration of dissolution. To accelerate the process of dissolution of the dye, chop it into small cubes and mix with the mass of the candle at a temperature of at least 176 °F degrees 3. How to calculate the required amount of dye Dosage depends on the fat content, hardness and purity of candle mass. More dye is required for wax candles. To dye the entire base of paraffin weighing 1 lb, only 0.03-0.07 oz of dye is sufficient. For wax weighing the same, you need to add 0.04-0.1 oz. It is necessary to use about 0.17-0.3 oz of dye to dye the entire surface. 4. Dyeing of candles can be executed in two ways: Entire dyeing. The dye is added to the paraffin mixture of the melted base, is mixed thoroughly until full solidification, and then poured into a mold. Partial dyeing. Dipping finished product in the solution is carried out after the complete solidification of the candles.
