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Museum Putty is a neutral, opaque blended rubber used by museum professionals and antique dealers as insurance against costly damage or loss. Its beige color makes it excellent for securing opaque (as opposed to clear) items such as porcelain, plates, statues, vases, pottery, figurines, antiques, and collectibles. Removable, reusable, non-toxic, and suitable for use on wood, each packet contains enough material for 40 or more items. Households with children or cats, and those who live in areas prone to earthquakes will find Museum Putty particularly helpful. It also simplifies dusting around delicate or fragile collectibles and is highly recommended for maintaining order on boats and in RVs. To use, take a small amount of putty and roll into balls or strips. Apply several to the bottom of the object, then gently press the object down on the display surface. To secure transparent items such as glass and crystal, try our Clear Museum Gel.
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Add a soft touch where it's needed most
around the house with our Assorted Heavy-Duty Felt Pads. Affix them to lamps, furniture and small appliances to protect tabletops, floors and countertops. They can also be used to provide a cushioning layer between glass tabletops and pedestals or frames. Or place ...
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Maybe you don't need big muscles to move
heavy furniture. Our Felt Magic Sliders attach to large furniture so pieces glide easily across floors without scratching or scuffing. Made of heavy-duty felt, these self-sticking pads can be applied to dressers, bookcases, beds and more. The soft texture slides smoothly ...
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Restore color to worn edges or hide scratches
in wood or wood laminate with our Furniture Touch-Up Kit. It allows you to make quick touch-ups and repairs to furniture, shelving, flooring or wood trim. The kit includes five touch-up markers and three filler sticks (used to fill deeper gouges). Fast-drying, ...
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Keep doormats and small patio rugs from giving
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Exceptionally thick and durable, our Scotch Heavy Duty
Felt Pads provide long-lasting protection for floors. Just peel and stick to chair legs, table legs or the base of large furniture pieces. Extra-strong adhesive means pads stay in place longer and help prevent scratches even on hardwood floors.
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Foxie from
What A Bargain!!When I purchased The Museum Putty for its intended use, little did I know what a bargain I was getting. Once my treasures were secured to their respective stands, I thought I was done with the putty until the next treasure had to be held fast to avoid breakage.
But then, the head came off of my electric broom. I tried and tried to screw it back on and it wouldn't hold until I put some putty around the part to be screwed in and it has now stayed together for months. When the handle came off of my dryer brush, I stuck some putty inside of the handle, replaced the brush, and it works like new. The small rubber covers over the screw heads in my shower kept popping off. Not any more! Museum Putty to the rescue. No telling what use I'll find for it next!
Date published: 2012-04-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KdlP from
Cat-proofing my apartmentDoes exactly what it says, and my clumsy (and sometimes plain ornery) cat can no longer knock things to the floor. Amen to that!
Date published: 2012-03-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Viola from
I bought this to hold a number of small items in place for a still life (i'm a painter) and it is working great. the relatively heavy items have not moved at all, and they have been stuck together for a week and a half using a very small amount of putty. I would highly recommend it. I have also found myself using the putty for a number of other things around the house. Works similarly to sticky tack, but is much easier to remove.
Date published: 2012-03-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
skirk94 from
MULTI USES!I've used this product many times before to keep valuables on display in place. Only last week did I use it for plates on a wall! I was so surprised that it didn't stain my wall or the plate hanger. I have a set of three glass plates on display near a door. Needless to say, when the door is shut or slammed a little too hard, everything around it rattles including the plates. Last week I applied museum putty to the back brace of my plate holder. I simply molded it over the brace and allowed it to stick to the wall on its own. Works like a charm! My plates have stayed put without me having to straighten them out every time someone opens or closes the door. LOVE THIS PRODUCT!
Date published: 2011-09-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
southbranch401 from
helpfulVery useful product. Would purchase again. Clear directions.
Date published: 2011-04-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
AnnieG from
A Must for Cat Owners!I purchased this on a recommendation of a friend. I have a new kitten & this has been wonderful in preventing any breakage of vases, etc. A little bit goes on long way & does a good job. The only surface I had problems with was the hardwood floor (I had a vase with branches on the floor & was trying to secure it, but putty didn't stick).
Date published: 2010-06-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bargainshopper from
GREAT stuff!I was so happy to find that The Container Store carried this item. I love it because I can use it to secure things to the wall without leaving holes or marks. Other putties I've used leave greasy marks, but Museum Putty does not. I use it to keep items in place on shelves as well, and it works wonderfully. I would totally recommend this to anyone who needs to stick something down!
Date published: 2010-05-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DancingQueen from
GeniusThis stuff is the best. You probably don't think you have any reason to need this, but trust me you probably do. I especially love it for my printers box - I use it on all the little trinkets to stay in place and now I never have to worry about fragile items falling out and breaking. Peace of mind.
Yes, this Museum Putty can be used on wood, provided the wood has been finished and sealed with a non-porous sealer. We do not recommend using this product on porous surfaces. It is recommended you test this on an inconspicuous location on any surface you intend on using this product.
Answered by: Ready America, Inc.
Date published: 2015-09-05
The museum putty, does that work on ceramic items (teapot) that gets warm?
I have a very old ceramic tea pot, Looks like a Genie would come out of it.
I used it for a long time until I noticed the handle had been glued on. The only reason I noticed is, I had the handle in one hand and the rest of the teapot in the other, It's a hallow handle & the Hot water goes through it. It has never leaked and I have been trying to find out what was used on it. No one seems to know. Thanks.
Asked by: weegee
Our museum putty is non-toxic and can be used on porcelain, plates, statues, vases, pottery, figurines, antiques, and collectibles. We do not recommend you use the museum putty on the teapot to repair because the handle on your teapot has Hot water that runs through. In this case it may cause the putty to dry, harden and crack and that could cause further damage.
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