How To Seal Conrete Jars 

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@@MackieJackCreations Hi, I know what you mean. Thank you so much again for watcing my videos. To answer your questions, no I do not cure in water, I have never used that method. When making candles to size of the jar doesn't have anything to do with the amount of fragrance you use. Most candles will use a fragrance load of 7% - 10%. The percentage you usde depends on the wax you are using and how strong the scent is. Stronger scents don't need as much as others. The average most people use would be around 8%. So that jar holds 218gr of wax, your calculation would be 218/108% = 202 grams of wax / 218 - 202 = 16 gr of fragrance oil. 202 + 16 = 218 total wax for candle. I hope this helps.😊

Hi, and thank you for watching. I personally have never used that product. I have heard of people using it, but I am not sure what they are making. I have only ever used Earth Safe Sealer for any candle jars, as I know it is safe. There is also a company called Bramblier that now have a sealer that is safe for candle use. This is their link. www.bramblier.co/product-page/sealer-natural-matte-finish-water-based For trays, if coming into contact with food I use Howards Wax -It-All wax, as it is food safe. This is the link for them www.howardproducts.com.au/products/wax-it-all-255gm.html I hope this is of some help to you. Please reach out if yo would like any further information. 😊

Hi Carolina, thank you. No I haven't tried wax, but I have heard of that method. You might be best to join this FB group (see below) and see if there is anyone else from (Buenos Aires) that may have a suggestion for you. The group is very helpful with this sort of thing. The only other suggestion is to enquire at your local hardware, or building supply stores. CONCRETE CANDLE MAKING & DIY (Everything From molds to colour application )

Hi. Yes, I only do the inside as my customers prefer the matte look. I will do the outside if they ask.