- Secures items for added protection during an earthquake
- Removable and reusable for your convenience
- Neutral cream color blends in with your items
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- Secures collectibles and household breakables
- Can secure up to 30 items
- Cream-colored putty
- Works on most surfaces
- Removable and reusable
- Non-drying, non-toxic and non-damaging
Product Overview
- Secures items for added protection during an earthquake
- Removable and reusable for your convenience
- Neutral cream color blends in with your items
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Can this be used to keep a "not often used" cabinet closed, yet allow for opening the cabinet wit...
Asked by cal November 12, 2020It would work for keeping a cabinet door shut and preventing it from opening on its own. (It is also pretty easy to peel off). But it is definitely not strong enough to hold a cabinet door shut during an earthquake, especially if there were heavy objects inside knocking around.
Is it made in the USA or is it made in china
Asked by Gina June 10, 2020Our QuakeHOLD! Museum Putty is made in Malaysia.
Anyone know what is in this?
Asked by Ken April 16, 2020Our QuakeHOLD! Museum Putty is a proprietary rubber compound specially designed to help secure items.
will QuakeHold attach small decorative shelves on the wall?
Asked by Synthe February 29, 2020As our QuakeHOLD! Museum Putty is intended to help secure items on a flat, horizontal surface to help prevent them from shifting during an earthquake, we would not suggest using the putty as a sole method to hang objects on a vertical surface. It can certainly be used to help support an already fastened object though.
Is this a good product to use in an RV to keep pictures and knick knacks in place during travel?
Asked by Lolo July 24, 2019I've found that Loctite Fun-Tak mounting putty is much stronger. I'm not sure how bumpy the roads are that you drive on. If petty bumpy maybe another idea like Hercules Hooks or Monkey Tails.
How long will a jar of this last if not used? Does it dry up in jar with age?
Asked by Jls47 February 8, 2018I keep mine in a Ziploc and it's stayed usable for years.
Hi, I want to try and make the shelves of my bookcase a little sturdier. It has the metal pins th...
Asked by Rmd January 11, 2018It'd have to be a very thin layer. I think Loctite Fun-Tak mounting putty is much stronger than this.
Can I use it outdoor?
Asked by Pradeep November 21, 2017In general, I think you can. For extreme heat or cold I don't know the answer.
If I use this product on a dresser will it remove the finish and can it be used on wallpaper without damaging it.
Asked by Kathleen June 13, 2017It will not remove the finish if the dresser is not flaking already. I believe wallpaper is fine too.
Want to use in my boat. But when I'm not there the cabin can get pretty hot. Is there a product that can work 120 degree
Asked by Diana January 30, 2017Our QuakeHOLD! Museum Putty will work as intended in 120 degree environments. If you would like additional fastening security, we would suggest our small TV Grips (http://store.shopreadyamerica.com/tvgrrfor13tv.html).
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