You may wonder how candles are formed into different shapes. The secret lies in the candle molds. Molds are one of the most important materials in candle making. In the process, every type requires a unique mold, like the following.

Types of Molds

  • Dipping mold or metal tubing – used in making cylindrical candle.
  • Semi-automatic mold – used in vigil candles and esperma.

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11 Responses
  1. arman says:

    tech me how to make a feasibility of aroma candle making….right now!

  2. Gloria says:

    hello, can anybody inform me where i can buy plaster of paris and rubber molds used in making novelty items?

  3. TICANOCAH says:

    Looking for Plaster of Paris?
    Call Ticanocah at 4113864 .
    mobile No. 09204803176.
    Email: ticanocah@yahoo.com.
    Mold for dipping method is also available

    We also conduct seminar on candle making.

  4. PSCG says:

    Good day, i would like to inquire if anyone knows big suppliers and users of plaster of paris? hope someone could give me some info pscg68@yahoo.com. thank you.

  5. Reden says:

    I hope you can help me find molds for candle being used in churches, the small ones. Thanks

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  8. Leo says:

    Anonymous Says: 3/08/2007 08:06:00 AM

    Hi Eu-leh. I just wanted to commend you for setting up this blog. Your articles are really very helpful especially for a novice in business like me. I’ve only become very interested with business and finance just recently, and I must say this blog really is a goldmine of information!
    Anyway, would you happen to know how a wine and liquor store operates? And could you give some advice to aspiring entrepinoys such as myself. I am fresh out of college and have less than 50k in my bank account, but I’m really itching to get into business right now!
    Thanks and more power!

    Eu-Leh Says: 3/08/2007 10:09:00 AM

    Hi, thanks for the positive feedback!
    With 50K in hand, you can invest it in mutual funds or try franchising one of those food cart kiosk which is quite popular right now.

    Regards.

    Anonymous Says: 3/09/2007 11:26:00 AM

    hi eu-leh,

    I’m an ofw wanted to go back home, pagod na kasi ako sa pagkayod. Can you post an article on ‘how to start a grocery business’. would my 250K be enough to start? where can I get an information on suppliers? hope you can give me an advice.
    maraming salamat po at mabuhay ang entrepinoys.

    Eu-Leh Says: 3/10/2007 09:36:00 AM

    Hi, you can check this link Capital for Grocery Store and Setting-up Retail Store.

    Regards.

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