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July 25th, 2007 at 9:47 am
Hi.
As a retired candle maker (used to sell sand candles and dipped candles at craft shows in Northeast us over 20 years ago)
Question.
We used to use a solution to finish the dipped candles, it came in 5 gallon buckets and was essentially a plastic like coating.
I am interested in getting this for a non candle related project.
Do you remember what this is/was called and is it still sold?
thanks in advance for the help..
I wish you/the internet existed way back then!
cheers
markb
July 25th, 2007 at 10:08 am
I have never used that stuff as it tends to yellow with age and smell when burned, but from what I understand it is an industrial coating used for bowling alleys and Gymnasium floors so you may want to try that industry for a source.