The dammar gum is collected in south
of Indonesia. The trees will scored a few
days before the dammar gum is
collected. The dammar gum is clear
and glassy.
The dammar gum is often used as an
incense resin and is traditionally smoky in
Southeast Asia. In the Malay language means
dammar "light and fire". Dammar gum
has a bright, fresh-fine lemony scent.
The dammar gum is also used as a
paint raw material in fast-volatile, shiny
coatings.
