On Feb 27, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Cedric Chang wrote:

> Are we talking 60C here ?  140F ?

That's what's listed as the melting point.

There seem to be two ways that this is used in craft:

1) melt all the way to a "liquid" state in near-boiling water
2) "soften" in less hot water so that existing "shapes" (ie sheets)  
can be reshaped.

BillW

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