Review on π¨ 1-Pound Bagged Encaustic Medium Paint by R&F Handmade Paints by Nicole Mcleod
Wax melts in heat
I love R&F Encaustic materials. But they cannot control the different temperatures their products are exposed to during transit. This form of granules is convenient in that it's easy to pour the exact amount you need. In warm environments, however, it can soften and stick to itself, so it can feel like a solid block. I've found that if I put the bag in a plastic container (I buy large plastic containers with large screw tops at WallyWorld) and then put it in the freezer until frozen, it becomes brittle. I can then shake it out by first detaching it from the paper bag it's in, taking out the bag, and shaking it some more. Problem solved.
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