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Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm

Coil Wicks : The wick should be plastered with molten paraffin and the wick holder should be attached. In large sized candles, it can also be used as a raw wick without the need for this process. ➢ Roving length; It can be cut 2-3 cm above the candle to be made. You should choose your wick according to the raw material you use and the size of the candle you will make. Roving selection recommendations according to mold diameter: Suitable for molds with a diameter of 9mm – 3.5 cm / suitable for making tealight candles; 10mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 5-6 cm; 12mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 7 cm; 14mm – Suitable for molds with a diameter of 8 cm