Whip Mix inlay waxes are compounded for use in the production of the finest inlays. They may be flowed in the liquid state, softened over a flame, or in water at 54–60° C (130–140° F) and are easily adaptable to the cavity without crumbling.

They maintain an even degree of workability over a wide temperature range, assuring ease and accuracy of adaption under pressure. Wax additions and corrections may be made with resultant homogeneous bonding. They are particularly outstanding for their excellent carving properties in which they shave smoothly without chipping or flaking.

The regular type is especially suited for indireft work at room temperature, or general use in cool weather.