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Re: wax hardeners
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> I was just wondering if anyone out there knows about wax hardeners - 
> something that can be added to beeswax to make it harder.

There are many things, including stearic acid and microcrystalline waxes.

If you specify your purpose for hardening and the application, selecting an 
answer could be much easier. 

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