Quakehold! 22111 Gel for Glass and Crystal, Clear, 4oz

Love this stuff! It works again and again to hold things where they should. Please note that it only works on flat surfaces and not on walls as it will sort of melt and pool below the item, it doesn't stay. I primarily used it in my office desk because things kept sliding and they stay put now!

This gel works great for glass items, especially if you have pets. It holds securely and helps prevent glass from being knocked off tables and breaking. Perfect for households with curious cats.

I thought I'd finally outsmarted my youngest, most gremlin cat. No longer could he knock things over, not with the power of this!! And for figurines, funkopops, action figures, things with flat bottoms that can cover the putty, it still works great. And maybe it would for everything if I had a normal cat. But I don't have a normal cat, I have a chaos gremlin. The instant I secured my dice set with this, he became obsessed, and while he had difficulty removing it, fixation let him persevere long enough to win - - and while like, I don't think him eating this, as he's obsessed with attempting to do, will *harm* him exactly, I still don't want him doing it. So for most things, this works perfectly! But if your cat is insane, make sure they can't actually see the putty. It's great that it doesn't have any smell, but I now find myself wishing they had a cat repellant version, because I've not found any way to get him to stop wanting to eat it. Otherwise, is fantastic, works great, is reusable, can get stuck in carpet but harder to do that than I expected. Definitely recommend.

This stuff is amazing!! When you first apply it, it doesn't seem like it is going to secure your item down. Just wait a second for it to set, and it works so well!! I got this to secure a plant that kept getting tipped over. I can still twist it to pick it up when cleaning, and it will restick.

Thought this would be a clear alternative to the other “poster tack” type products that typically come in blue or white, but it’s not. Strange stiff consistency is hard to get out of tub and not sticky at ALL. Doesn’t stick to glasswear or wood shelves or anything else, so it doesn’t appear to actually DO anything

I don't want to give the impression that this product doesn't work as intended, but given the fact that it was recommended for an off-label use, I thought it would be helpful to others who might have been tempted to try it for that other purpose to know that it doesn't work. At least, this item doesn't, I don't know about other brands. I am a diamond painter and I generally single place all of my drills and am very partial to squares. I've managed to come into some round diamond paintings quite inexpensively and feel an obligation to actually do them. I don't usually diamond paint rounds and don't particularly enjoy the process in doing them, so I figured my best bet was to multi-place to expedite the process. I use glue dots in my single placers, but they don't work in multi-placers and I don't care for putties because they're messy and impossible to clean out of your tips. I also worry that wax will leave too much residue. I ran across the recommendation to use museum gel and this was the least expensive option I found. This stuff breaks apart the way Silly Putty does and doesn't have the gross texture of slime though looking like it could be a similar product. Unfortunately, it doesn't stay together well enough in small clumps to work in a multi-placer and it doesn't pick up drills very well. So, if you come across this review after looking at giving it a try for diamond painting because the wax fails too quickly or putties and waxes are too messy for you, I recommend avoiding this product. It doesn't work for diamond painting. Once I gave up on this product, I opted to use double sided tape. It isn't perfect, but it worked better than anything else I had tried before.

I utilized quake hold gel to secure a lamp to a nightstand in my son's room. A little really does go a long way. As others have noted, it does spread out during the first 24 hours. However, this excess is easily removed with just a finger and a damp paper towel. It can then be placed back in the container and reused. We recently got a new piece of furniture and I needed to remove the lamp. With a twisting motion it came up easily. I was able to remove the gel with very little residue.

This stuff works! We use it on a high thin shelf holds great