I have been experimenting with wax for a few months now heating and pouring at different temps, curing before testing over various durations, trying assorted wick sizes etc. So far my best results have come with wicking up two sizes higher than you think you should for a coconut blend wax, this is a hard, cool burning was therefore requires more heat then softer coconut blends like Coco83 for example. Heat it up. Heat it to 200-210, add your FO, stir for 30 sec to 1 min slowly then pour, its not soy, it's a coco blend she like it hot! To greatly reduce bubbles/sink holes cool it slow, ideally in a cardboard box. I found I still get a bit of pulling away at the wick nothing that a heat gun touch up won't fix. This method is producing low frustration, good jar adheastion, smooth tops with solid CT. Once cool put the lids on and let the kids cure...3 weeks is the magic number...light em up and you won't be disappointed. I believe it needs the 3 weeks due to its hard nature, this wax requires the time to return to its natural state and pull all the FO molecules apart after its big 200 degree heat up. Treat her right and she performs. I am currently trying her as a blender with softer waxes to find the perfect happy medium with no fuss tops and excellent HT. May the odds be ever in our favor!
