Batik Wax & Resists

These paraffin and micro crystalline wax granules give plasticity and some cracking in Batik work and melt quickly and evenly in the wax pot. ...

Beeswax can be used alone or added to paraffin wax granules to soften and reduce cracking in Batik work. Beeswax melts at approx. 62°C

Liquid wax for Batik work is used straight from the jar and can be applied with a brush, tjanting or roller. The fabric should be stretched taut on ...

Soy wax is a non-oil based alternative to petroleum based waxes. It is used as a resist for painted fabrics to create a Batik effect. The wax is ...

Combine these paraffin wax pellets in varying quantities with bees wax to create different degrees of cracking. Sampling and record keeping will ...

Potato Dextrin is derived from potato starch and is often used to resist out large areas which will shrink and crack as it dries, creating lace like ...

A mild non-ionic low temperature concentrated detergent used to prevent back staining by removing dye which has not combined with ...

A waterbased formulation which completely removes waxes and oils, including pure beeswax, from fabrics without removing the dye. Use on all batik ...