Acid-free inert waxes made from petroleum. Higher melting point waxes are used for the impregnation of corrosion-encrusted materials and wood objects, and for coating metal. Lower melting point waxes are used as ingredients in formulas used for relining paintings. They are also suitable as ingredients in varnishes, polishes as well as positioning and securing objects and statuary.
The melting point is about 78°C or 172°F

The needle point measurement measures the hardness of the wax, and specifically refers to how far a specific needle can penetrate the wax at a temperature of 77°F. The higher the number, the softer the wax; the lower the number, the harder the wax.
Melting Point: 73-79°:C (165 - 175°F)
Viscosity at 210F: 10 - 14 CPS
Needle Penetration at 110F: 122 DMM
ODOR: Pass
Visual Inspection: Pass
Color Saybolt >=8