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Standard Sealing Wax Gun | Low Temperature
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Our Sealing Wax Gun is a standard, full sized, low temperature glue gun
used with our waxes labeled as Glue Gun Waxes and Faux Sealing wax.
Production times for glue gun methods are almost ten times
faster than traditional wick wax methods.
Exact placement of your melted wax creates perfect seals time after time.
One 4" wax stick of Glue Gun Sealing Wax or Faux Sealing Wax
will create approximately 10-15 seals with a 3/4" embossing coin.
The glue gun will require at least two sticks of wax at a time, as the entering stick pushes the melting stick through.
North American Voltage
250F. (121C.)
40 Watts, 120 Volts
This sized glue gun will accept 1/2" diameter sticks (not "mini" sticks).
☛ Please note: changing wax colors with a glue gun takes a bit of wax to complete.
The wax will melt into a pooling chamber within the gun, and new colors will mix with the old, until enough new wax can be run through to clear the color.
➢ This can create some fun combinations if you plan out your colors!
➢ If it is important for colors to not mix, you may wish to consider:
- Dedicating one glue gun to one color.
- Cutting pieces of lesser used colors to melt in our melting spoon.
- Using the glue gun wax as a wickless sealing wax and melting near a flame.
Video Demonstration
Customer Reviews
Works great and making these little seals is addictive!
Making wax seals with this gun is really fun and strangely addictive. I’ve always been fascinated with hot glue as a medium and using it as wax for sealing is genius. Love this.
A seal of approval
I love the wax seal kit, and the advice/video about how to make them was incredibly helpful—especially because I had to make so many. It truly helped me create a vintage/antique letter to accompany my mailings of my revolutionary war novel.
So pleased
My wedding invitations were handmade and the extra added touch of the seal was just perfect. Thanks for terrific product and for helping my vision become a reality .
Quality is poor . . .
The stamp functions as intended. The quality of the engraving on the stamp is pitiful. If allowed, I’d send a picture of the poor quality of the letter “S”. Apparently, either the individual making stamp from the brass ‘blank’ . . . was nervous . . . or whatever? It is such poor quality, I’ve decided to purchase another “S” stamp from a competitor.
Recent purchase of Faux Wax, Double Faced Adhesive and Gun
Fabulous!!!! Everything worked beautifully. Came out wonderful. Every happy with the results. Special thanks for the tutorials--made my wedding invitation assembly a breeze. :)
