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Thread Tools  | Search This Thread  Reply   Author Comment   View Member ProfileSend Private MessageSend EmailFind Member's Threads Find Member's Posts RobBurg Registered: 10/29/03 Posts: 195      10/29/09 at 08:11 AM Reply with quote #1 I am in search of an adequate quantity of beeswax to wax all of my cast iron for winter storage. Does anyone have a reliable source they could pass on to me? You can email me off list at burgr@michigan.gov if you'd like. Thanks, Rob Burg Hartwick Pines Logging Museum __________________ "History's like an amusement park. Except instead of rides you have dates to memorize." --Marge Simpson View Member ProfileSend Private MessageSend EmailFind Member's Threads Find Member's Posts jimfry Registered: 10/07/05 Posts: 83      10/29/09 at 09:50 PM Reply with quote #2 I bought several hundred pounds of beeswax for candle making from,... Burdell Honey farm 480 Bandy Rd. Bidwell,Ohio 45614 1-740-245-5203 They shipped it to me. Good folks. Good wax. Good price. Good luck. Jim Fry __________________ Museum of Western Reserve Farms & Equipment Previous Thread | Next Thread Reply   Bookmarks    Digg  del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Google