Not sure I understand your question. "Stiffening up" JS with more beeswax would make it directly akin to good old Javelina lube which is 50/50 beeswax/alox. That said, I have two lubrisizers stuffed with the 50/50 stuff, one of which has been like that for over 40 years now, and it works fine in them of course. My gut says that to stiffen JS less beeswax is called for not more, since the 50/50 stuff is decidedly less smeary than the 75/25 Javelina Shuetzen.

Being a devotee of JS for shuetzen work I'll admit to only pan lubing it. But, that's only because I don't want to go through the messy hassle of switching lubes back and forth in a lubrisizer. (I should get off my butt and either buy yet another machine and dedicate it to JS lube, or better yet get off my butt and turn a few dies/inserts for my lube pumps dedicated to specific bullets.) But pan lubing is sufficient for my needs.

In short, i don't see an issue with applying JS with a lubrisizer.

I'm currently using Javelina as it comes in an RCBS lubrisizer without any problems.

Thanks Mike!
Should have called you in the first place!
Joe