Mixing Wax Recipes

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Mixing Wax Recipes

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Here are recipes for mixing wax from Tony (Popeye)

Tony C' recipe

Tom



-1 lb. of Victory brown ( microcrystaline wax) This is the 'binder'
It's brown and gummy

-1 lb of white paraffin
makes it brittle

-1 lb white carving wax ( Polytex POLYWAX # 15)
it's rock hard and flaky....

-8 oz. Beeswax pellets
yellow

-A bunch of white and red Crayola crayons....color to taste.
makes it opaque

Melt everything in a medium suacepan over a medium heat. Stir constantly....

This batch is a little sticky...but it works nicely. Not very hard....but I ran out of ASBRO. I throw in ASBRO to make it harder.

Let me get that CORRECT formula....it's here somewhere.....I'll post it on a seperate thread. This was just me playing around with old wax I had in the garage.....It's working, works nicely with a wax pen...cools pretty hard... but the formula given to me by Tim Bruckner was better....


Microcrystalline (yello) -2lbs.

Bees Wax -100 grams

Injection Wax -Red 100 grams
-Aqua 390 grams

Crayola White -162 grams
Red -23 grams

Poly Wax -437 grams (This is my addition to Tim's for hardn(ess)

Make sure you filter through a screen or nylon.

Iowa Jeweler's Supply Co. (800) 532-1140
Microcrystalline (yellow sticky wax)
Aqua Super-Ject Wax (beads)
Red Super-Ject Wax (beads)

Sculpture House (212) 645-9430
Bees Wax

Polytek (610) 559-8620
Poly Wax

N. West Graphics(612) 729-7361
Crayola Red and White
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