This is what I like. It gets the job done for me quite quickly. The 1" wide allows for super easy overlap not only while wrapping the stick but also for when you get to the the top of the stick to cover it with ease.
Easier yet is buying a small deep fryer from Wal-mart and adding .5 oz piece of paraffin wax and .1 oz of beeswax. You can cover it after you’ve dipped what you want for that day and then re-heat the wax and use the slurry again. If the wood you dip doesn’t have enough wax consistency just add a bit more wax until you get the coating you like the second time around.
Then just grab your already waxed scions and graft away whether bench grafting or field grafting. It saves a tremendous amount of time. Then always have a roll of parafilm to finish covering the wounded area handy and any part of the scion that didn’t get waxed.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Farberware-1.1-Liter-Deep-Fryer/46528741
This is what I use for the .5 oz of wax + .1 oz beeswax. That dial on the bottom I put a piece of duct tape over it once I found the setting area that kept my wax at a constant 160F. So I just plug it in and go.
I buy my paraffin wax for candle making at a grocery store and buy beeswax on ebay. You fill the fryer with water to about an inch from the top (from the fill line they put inside the fryer.)
Easy,
Dax