This wax has some of the best throw out there. I have just 2 problems... Lots of soot, and the adhesion is AWFUL. If you use a full label over the glass it looks okay, otherwise, your candles are going to look like garbage. I've tried everything; heat the jars, pour the wax at the same temp as the jar, let the wax cool significantly and pour while cloudy, etc. Nothing works. You WILL have poor adhesion with this wax. For me, I'm willing to compromise for excellent throw. I make a stunning label so people don't seem to be bothered by the adhesion issue.

I don't know if it was the wax or the wick, but tunneled very badly. I used the wick that was recommended on the website.

Great HT. I thought mine were all tunneling too and never would finish that wick testing, before trying a bigger wick. But this whole time I think it would have been fine. After the 2-3rd burn it usually all comes together and burns evenly. I think i was comparing way too much on soy wax and how it tunnels and can ruin the candle. Burn the candle all the way before deciding!

I am seeing the same issues as mentioned by many on this page - tunneling around the wick, poor adhesion to the side of my glass jars.
Please have someone in your support team reach out to me to help troubleshoot...or just post the information so everyone can figure this out!

Still in the early stages of really trying this wax out but definitely having the tunneling at the wick as others have mentioned, It would be great if answers were posted to the other questions as I’m sure a large percentage of people have similar issues.

I want to like this wax but it doesn't adhere to the jars. I even preheated the jars and it did better in 24 hours, but after it still shows wet spots on the sides and it's not pretty. Any way of fixing that.

I used to use IGI 4627 and switched to IGI 4630 2 years and customers love the change. However, not matter what I do with my process when cooling there is tunneling around wick and have to heat fun all candles down to get smooth...I have done it all when trying g to figure it out...using 8 oz amber glass straight jars with LX 14 wicks and 7.5-8.5 %FO. Any suggestions?

I've been using 4630 for years now and for some reason my candles in my 16 oz jar are getting white spots on them. I correct them by using a heat gun on the side to eliminate the bubble that have formed. this is taking too much time to do. What is going on. Am I pouring too hot or too cold. I do warm up my jars before I pour.

I like this wax because it has great hot / cold throw. However as recommended in the wick guide for this wax, I use a Lx 22 wick for a 3”diameter containers
Smells great but still tops are not flat after cooling ,white wax turns brown, and cloudy spots on the containers

I've used this wax consistently over the year. As expected, it gave a better HT than the parasoys. However, I feel I can't ever get a FO strong enough, like I'm missing the mark by an inch. I use LX I followed your direction and heated to 185, poured FO at 185-180, then the final pour into tins between 175-170. I could use a tip on how to use this wax to it's fullest. Is there a better wick to work with? I want a better HT that will knock me off my feet!