Sculpture Wax

During the warmer months (May-October), we recommend that you handle
Microcrystalline wax with rubber gloves due to its tacky nature.
Refrigerating the wax will stiffen and reduce the tacky nature.
NOTE! Color may vary from Dark Brown to Caramel!
Right now we have the lighter caramel color. We have no control
over the color our vendor sends to us.

Brown Microcrystalline

"Victory" Brown is a true microcrystalline wax, well-suited for sculptural and moldmaking needs. It's more stable and less sticky at room temperature, but still warms easily to full malleabilty and workability with just the heat of your hands, but is slightly firmer than the white. Victory Brown casts natural shadows on the work which is an appealing quality for sculptors.

• Cuts easily with a sharp knife or hot wire and does not leave an ash residue.
• Needs internal armature if you use it as a direct sculpture medium.
• Melts at 165°F to 175°F.
• Not really suited for use in candles, but it's sometimes used to cut and soften
  paraffin waxes. Use no more than 10% microcrystalline wax with paraffin
  (measured by weight).
• Available in approximately 2½ pound blocks and 11 pound slabs (6 slabs to a case).

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Georgies Ceramic & Clay Co. • 756 NE Lombard • Portland OR 97211
Phone: 503-283-1353 • Fax: 503-283-1387
Store Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00a-5:00p Pacific time • CLOSED Saturday & Sunday