Manuscript Sealing Seal Wax Sticks Wicks for Postage Letter (5PCS Vintage Gold)

I have used these before from other places, these are the hardest ones I've used. I couldn't cut or break them into chunks to put in my spoon. so I had to burn them like they are made. Messy Messy. Kept going out had to use a candle and at point had flame wax drops. But only 2 sticks was able to do 20ish envolopes perfectly.

The wax is really pretty. Normally when you order gold wax it's super yellow. This is a really nice metallic gold. The wick wouldn't stay lit so I did have to have a lighter on it the whole time. Overall though decent with a really nice color.

Perfect sealing wax. Color has lots of opacity, unlike some of the cheaper wax sticks I've run into. I blended these sticks with a high-flexibility lighter gold by burning both at the same time for a durable but flexible seal that was marbled with high and low gold colors. they arrived to my wedding guests in absolutely perfect condition.

Color as pictured and wax melted well. Had a little trouble with the wick staying lit, but not too bad of an issue.

The color of the wax was perfect, however, this sealing wax is too "sticky" and difficult to work with. It was hard to melt and often caught on fire. Due to the "stickiness" of the seal, it was impossible to open my invitations without tearing the inside text as I did not use an outside envelope. I have used many sealing waxes in the past without this problem. I do not recommend this particular sealing wax.

These are great easy to use and fast drying seal wax, Ive used them for sealing letters and they work great.

The wax takes quite a while to melt but the end result is worth it.

If you're a talented wax seal artist, you'll probably love the pure gold color. If you're anyone else looking to work with wax seals as a hobby, get the hot glue gun kind. So so so much easier to work with and turn out looking so profesh.