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I ordered this to solve simple mundane but aggravating issues: like keeping candles straight in their holders, keep items from sliding off my lap desk such as a cup or laser keyboard, and the normal stuff like vases and other sit around items from getting knocked off.
It is very pliable, reusable, removable, and I have not had any surfaces damaged. For me, it was a good purchase and worth the money.
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I have a collection of glass figurines. I also have a collection of felines. Without museum putty, I couldn't have both!
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Great all-around tool for the house. I use it to secure speakers to stands, cable modem and router to the desk, posters to the wall, answering machine to counter, etc.
Have never found it to stain or leave residue. I did tear the paper of a poster when trying to remove it but the wall was fine.
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Museum Putty is great stuff but how does it compare to Museum Wax (also great stuff)?
The putty isn't quite as strong as the wax but cleans up a *lot* easier. Hopefully you will find the attached video helpful in selecting the product that best meets your needs.
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Quake Hold is simply a slightly tackier silly putty very slightly to be precise. It handles exactly the same way meaning it is stringy and pliable, you need to spend quite some time breaking it up into small pieces to secure larger objects. The packaging is simply a paper sleeve with the product flattened out on wax paper. Once you start to pull this stuff apart for usage, it is hard to get any extra product back into the package. Not a huge deal, but why they didn't include a simple container is beyond me. The real issue here for me was that the amount you get is a bit stingy yes you can spread this stuff out, but notice how the description does not give you the actual amount included? That is because the other similarity to silly putty is that is about how much you get. As for its holding ability things such as medium to large vases or bowls will still move if you do anything but bump them lightly. Only very light items will stay tightly secured and only then with copious amounts of product and fiddling. Also, it is re-usable but after a while hair and dust drastically drop its tackiness and if you drop it on a carpeted floor forget about it. It gets the job done, but it definitely has room for improvement. Too bad they didn't go the whole distance in copying silly putty and just give you an egg to hold it in which would make storing it a whole lot easier. I think a good two sided tape pretty much beats this hands down.
