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Wet Americana Wax


michaeltking

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While using my Americana Wax I noticed it was a little more wet inside the container than before. I’m not sure if it’s condesation or anything but now the wax has removed itself from the bottom of the container and isn’t as easy to get out. Has this happened to anyone? If so did you fix it, or any ideas?

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5 minutes ago, michaeltking said:

While using my Americana Wax I noticed it was a little more wet inside the container than before. I’m not sure if it’s condesation or anything but now the wax has removed itself from the bottom of the container and isn’t as easy to get out. Has this happened to anyone? If so did you fix it, or any ideas?

It is possible that moisture you see is some of the solvents in the wax that have separated out.  Since it has also come loose from the container, carefully re-melt it, as shown in this post:

 

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22 minutes ago, TheWolf said:

It is possible that moisture you see is some of the solvents in the wax that have separated out.  Since it has also come loose from the container, carefully re-melt it, as shown in this post:

 

Do you think if i just open the container and leave it inside for a while that could help dry it a bit or would that completely dry it out?

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12 minutes ago, michaeltking said:

Do you think if i just open the container and leave it inside for a while that could help dry it a bit or would that completely dry it out?

How much moisture is there?  Can you post a pic.

Leaving it open would dry it out, which can result in the wax being crumbly.  I would re-melt it.

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