Polycarbonate Candle Mould Sale
Now is the perfect time to upgrade your candle-making collection with our special offer of up to 50% off selected polycarbonate candle moulds and floating candle moulds.
Made in Switzerland, our high-quality polycarbonate moulds are crafted from strong, crystal-clear plastic, offering durability, precision and a professional finish.
Designed with candle makers in mind, these moulds help you create beautifully shaped candles with crisp details and a smooth, flawless appearance.
With a wide range of designs and styles to choose from, you’ll find plenty of options to suit different candle-making projects, whether you’re experimenting with new shapes or creating stunning candles for your business or personal use.
Our polycarbonate moulds are a fantastic choice for candle makers looking for reliable quality, excellent results and moulds they can use time and time again.
Don’t miss out on these fantastic savings! Explore our selected polycarbonate candle moulds today and enjoy discounts of up to 50% while the offer lasts.
The moulds are sized for use with paraffin wax. If using beeswax the wick holes may have to be drilled a little larger.
Please note the wick sizes suggested are for use with beeswax. Polycarbonate moulds are designed for paraffin wax and this type of candle may use a smaller wick.
Some moulds may need to have the holes enlarged when making beeswax candles to enable the wick to fit correctly.
Instructions for Use
- To help the candles release from the mould, rinse in soapy water and shake off the drops or spray with silicone.
- Dip the correct size wick (wick should be slightly less in diameter than the diameter of the mould) into molten wax until all air bubbles have come out. Warm the mould gently by a fan heater.
- Arrange the mould so that it is held vertically with the wick supported a few centimetres above the mould. Seal the wick where it exits the mould with plasticine or wax glue.
- Pour the wax at about 75ºC. The hollow formed in the base as the wax cools can be filled with fresh wax.
- When the candle is quite cool, remove it from the mould. A sharp tap with the hand may help it or a spell in the freezer may encourage really stubborn ones.