[Jewelry making - Article 01430] - [Orchid] Understanding injection waxes

[Morten Karlsen]

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    I'm looking into this, and reading product specs is quite confusing.
    If someone could be kind enough to give some details it would be
    highly appreciated. 

    - They have different flexibility, why is this relevant? What is the
    drawback if more flexible? 

    - Why are they sold according to "color"? 

    - Different melting temperature, why is this relevant? 

    - Why does some of them claim to give more detail? Again, what is
    the possible drawback... 

    We will mostly do RTV silicone molds and silver casting. Good
    details is a good... Some wax models might be tooled a bit to make a
    new "master". 

With best regards from Norway,
Morten
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