For those who like the convenience and consistency of a mix in granular form, this is a popular blend of 75% paraffin and 25% microcrystalline wax. Melting point is 150° F.

Wax from honeycombs, used as a medium in modeling, in encaustic painting, in wax varnishes, in etching grounds, as a resist in batik, and other techniques and media. Available in yellow (Natural) or white (Bleached), 1 lb cake. Melting point is 130° F.

This a soft microcrystalline wax that is nut brown in color, also known as victory brown. It is primarily used for direct modeling or pulling waxes from silicone moulds for investment casting. Melting point is 160° to 170°.

True petroleum wax traditionally used as a resist in batik dyeing or as a substitute for beeswax. Melting point is 135° to 145°.

Recommended to form transparencies and extend paints. It is encaustic paint without pigment. Created with the same mixture as the R & F Encaustic Paints, this medium maintains film hardness and prevents blooming.

This is a combination of microcrystalline wax and beeswax. Use R & F Impasto Modeling Wax beneath encaustic paints to build up textures and create three dimensional shapes.

Pure beeswax in cakes or pellets.