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How Do I Wick a Polyurethane Mold?

The wicking of the polyurethane molds can be a little “tricky” for the first time. The best way to wick this mold would be to push the wick through carefully with a knitting needle or other similar object. The true secret is that you want to leave a lot of extra wick at the bottom so when you pull the candle out the mold is already wicked for the next pour.

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