Sealing Wax Sticks 12P with Glue Gun, Luxiv 5.4" Sealing Waxs Stick 10MM Fire Manuscript Glue Gun Wax Seal Stamp for Wedding Invitations, Envelopes, Package Seal Waxs Sticks (Gold)

Perfect for seals! Would recommend turning off and letting wax cool a little once it has been on a while so that wax is thicker.

It works great for what i purchased it for.

I need to wax seal my wedding invites and this help speed up my process!!! Works very well with wax just be careful it gets very hot!

I bought this to use for my wedding invites and it works well, but make sure to use a mat underneath, because it does leak wax when sitting. Glue gun gets a little hotter than wax needs to be, so the wax bubbles some. For a beginner in wax sealing, it was perfect and the invites turned out gorgeous.

Not a good quality. The wax started leaking around

This product was SUCH A TIME SAVER! We were using the burning was sticks, dripping...dripping...dripping...then stamping. With this product, I was able to accomplish over 100 invites in under half an hour! The wax itself to seal, was amazing and a beautiful color! Here are some helpful tips! 1. Once the gun gets too hot and the liquid starts looking too liquidity, hit the switch and turn it off for about 5 minutes. It will still continue to work just as it should. Then cut it back on for about 2 minutes, shut it off...etc. Takes some practice! 2. About half a trigger pull is the perfect amount for your seal. Squeeze the trigger and slowly go out in a circle to about a dime size ball/circle. Then push your stamp down onto the middle of it...it will spread out evenly. DO NOT mash it down to hard, just kind of place it up there, put enough pressure to spread out the wax, then leave it. After about 30 seconds, you can pull it it up! 3. If you're squeezing the trigger and nothing is coming out, go ahead and load another stick and it will start right back! I hope this helps!

Did the job and at the right price. But it had some shortcomings. Don’t leave it plugged in and turned on with wax in it. The heat will spread up and the wax stick will melt down through the handle. Because of how the trigger/feed mechanism works you have to put a new wax stick in really soon after the last one. Like before it’s even halfway gone. In general this makes color changes really difficult because you have to clear out the old stick before the new wax will come. The included gold/copper wax continued to contaminate the new wax for awhile too. That said, the mixed wax was kinda cool looking. Best bet: if you’re doing multiple colors or aren’t sure which one you like best, get a second one just for the second color. Pics is test seals we made for our wedding invites! They went over really well!

I recently purchased these sealing wax sticks with a glue gun to seal my invitation envelopes, and I couldn't be happier with the results! The process was incredibly easy, quick, convenient, and significantly less messy compared to traditional methods of burning wax and pouring it onto the envelope. With the glue gun, all I had to do was insert the wax stick, and it worked like a charm. One tip is to turn off the gun when it gets too hot to prevent the wax from dripping, but other than that, it was a seamless experience. I highly recommend these products for anyone planning to use wax seals on their envelopes. They offer a perfect balance of efficiency and elegance!