WAX SEALS WAX :-)

bulldogbraun
on 19 Mar 14 (12:29)

Howdy - I have a client wants a blood red seal on a vellum overwrap around invitations. What is the best source for wax? Concerned about getting the right one that stays on vellum.
THANKS.
www.letterpressoftulsa.com

platenprinter
on 19 Mar 14 (15:04)

Amazon sell sealing wax

emthree
on 19 Mar 14 (15:39)

Check out Paper Source who sell these, too:

http://www.paper-source.com/cgi-bin/paper/stationery/waxes-seals/default...

dckrenz
on 19 Mar 14 (15:59)

LetterSeals.com. A wealth of information and supplies.

http://www.letterseals.com/choosing-sealing-wax.html

Stanislaus Pekala
on 19 Mar 14 (17:16)

http://www.americanprintingequipment.com/sealingwax1lbpkg.aspx

anchor
on 19 Mar 14 (19:24)

I’ve dealt with waxseals.com in the past. They offer premade, adhesive seals that I’ve used for a project before. They were great timesavers.

Fritz1
on 20 Mar 14 (02:22)

Princeton Sealing Wax Co. in Illinois is the maker of the sealing wax we sell and it is the traditional hard wax used both for fixing gauge pins and for making seals on paper envelopes. I would hope people would seek out the established suppliers of graphic arts supplies before hitting on places like Amazon—not that we are making a killing or even a livlihood on sealing wax, but it is part of the mix that helps keep us here to furnish all the other things as well.

Fritz

or as I once read in our local newspaper, “ceiling wax.” That was written by the same guy who once wrote the town had a new license fee for “spaded” dogs—ouch.

bulldogbraun
on 20 Mar 14 (16:24)

Thanks all - I’m not buying it on Amazon - I will go to the source :-)

parallel_imp
on 20 Mar 14 (23:08)

http://www.ateliergargoyle.com/
They sell a form of plastic sealing wax that will not crack and is actually safe to mail, also seals and calligraphy supplies