Ready America Quakehold 13 Oz Museum Wax 44111

This product is extremely good for sticking statues or figures down. I use this on my hot toys collection to stop them from falling over. Only thing I didn’t like is it’s more like a glue than a putty. But overall good product

I have this holding down an expensive clock, and used it to help steady pictures mounted on a wall. has a lot of uses actually. Bit pricey for what it is though.

Arrived in good time good for repairs

Quick, simple to use and kept glass stable and safe...

I use Quake Hold for my exhibitions. It fixes clay and other objects so that they don't wobble and fall and is perfect for furniture on an uneven surface. Stick a little ball of it underneath and they'll stay put.

Perhaps I’m using this wrong but I can’t get it to stick very well. I certainly wouldn’t trust it in an earthquake. Maybe the clear gel is what I need. I followed the instructions to hold a ceramic vase on wood. It does grip but not very convincingly and the object is very easily moved. I thought it might “set” firm in time but I don’t see any difference. Not cheap and I now have a large pot of wax that I don’t really know what I can use it for!

Scooped out a nug. the second it contacts my skin, it just becomes like hair gel. Tried with nitrile gloves, save effect. Tried different sized amounts, unable to maintain cohesion. Finally succeeded using an amount far too large for the intended purpose and the lightest of feather touches to roll the ball. Kinda works if what you're trying to secure is huge. Wouldn't trust it enough to actually use for anything delicate though. It's a pass from me, Bob.

Leaves a lot of mess, thought I could use this to pin down objects but is more hassle than it’s worth as it’s basically like sticky Vaseline.

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When you want to keep something in place, fairly securely, these are great Especially in places where there is potential for bumping, this product has worked well for me. Don't be shy, and use a decent sized blob, and really squish what you are mounting to the surface. You may need to warm up the wax in your hand first, or at least get it to room temperature When you want to remove, it's not the easiest to clean, but not impossible. I just use some dirty rags, and throw them away after

Benutze das Wax zum fixieren von Miniaturen beim Bemalen. Dafür ist es großartig.

I studied ceramics in college and I’ve admittedly, lost a fair enough number of pieces to seek a solution to my problem. Bring on museum wax! Since I have purchased this, I have used it to stick down my more unstable Funko Pop toys, fasten some plastic containers onto a shelf close to my armrest, and even hold some spacers against my wall so my TV can have a beautiful backlight! And that’s not even counting the reason I bought it, holding pottery in place. And now, about the product. When you buy it, it is thick like wax, almost like you’d never believe it will be soft. Using the diamond shaped scoop though, you quickly realize that it is quite pliable, with a bit of a sticky feeling against the hand. Once you apply it, depending on how much clearance there is, you will enjoy varying results—more contact with the base of the object will mean the item is more likely to stay put. So if you have a favorite piece of pottery you’d like to display, make sure to apply the wax to the foot of your piece rather than the center of the piece, as it will certainly not make it cat/bump proof, but simply make it slide resistant. Color-wise, it is semitransparent, but not really as clear as perhaps a superglue. That said, the removable quality makes the compromise worth…besides, it will generally be on the piece of your object that will not be seen. I haven’t had to remove it from the places I’ve used it, but I can already tell I feel comfortable with removing it from the objects I have placed it on and for the most part, the surfaces I am sticking it to are going to be able to handle removal effortlessly, unlike other simple application options like hot glue, which would certainly end up taking off parts of the wood shelving I set it on. And for what you truly end up using, short of a gallery setting, antique shop, or hoarder home, you’re going to have this stuff for the rest of your life—great value for money!

After reading a review saying they had a rock collection and it held their rocks nicely in place I too purchased it. Come 4 days later after using it to hold my crystal collection in place on my shelves I can confirm not a single crystal moved while there was a demolition excavator nextdoor ripping down the the house next to us and our house was shaking. We had drywall crack but nothing with the museum wax moved!!! Very pleased. Highly recommend. It claims to also be resusable which I would believe. Only flaw is if the house is really hot (summer windows open) it can get soft and more may be needed for reinforcement still worked fabulous.