At the [[consecration]] of a church]], wax-mastic is being used to seal in the [[relics ]] into the Holy Table. Also the table top of the Holy Table is secured with wax-mastic and nails. Small reliquaries with relics are also have often the fragments of [[relics ]] encased in wax/mastic to secure them.

-*Mastic <br>-*Gum Benzoin Sumatra<br>-*Aloe <br>-*Gum Olibanum (Frankincense)<br>-*Myrrh Gum<br>-*Ground Marble<br>-*Rose Incense<br>-*Rose Oil<br>-*Pure Bees Wax

'''Note(s): ''' Especially the resins (gums) and marble should be in powdered form. If they cannot be obtained in powdered form there should be ground before usage. An electric coffee grinder will help with this process. It is also good to be aware that sometimes a substance called "white sulfur" is said to be needed, but after an extensive search for this, we believe this is a translation mishap and is, as found in Slavonic lists, supposed to be "ground marble." The ground marble will strengthen, harden, and even whiten the wax-mastic as "white sulfur" should, but "white sulfur" either does not exist, incredibly difficult to find even for Google, or is simply a bad translation.

Side '''Personal note: It is probably best to get ''' We used a metal pitcher than can be heated on and a hot plate to heat ours, and it works quite nicely as it is portable and then just have that ready before the service starts then you already in a pitcher so it is easily pourable. You can just take also leave it off on the hot plate once during the service until needed to keep it warm so it is time to use the stays in its liquid state. The wax-masticwill harden up rather quickly once it is no longer heated.