Wax liners

Wax liners are thin, flexible discs or strips made from wax or wax-coated material that are used to create a protective seal, barrier, or cushioning layer in a variety of applications. The exact type depends on the context, but common characteristics include:

• Material: Usually paraffin wax, beeswax, microcrystalline wax, or a wax-coated paper or fabric.
• Appearance: Thin, smooth, and pliable; often translucent or opaque white, though they may come in other colors.
• Purpose: They help prevent leaks, protect surfaces, reduce friction, improve comfort, or provide a temporary seal.