Mounting Putty 2.65oz - Blue Adhesive Putty - Removable Poster Sticky Tack Non Marking - Sticky Putty for Collectibles Figurines Hanging & Crafting

Have used this for many years and many different projects. I have a collection of ashtrays and they help me to mount them on a stand without Shifting or falling off great product

I am very pleased with how easy this putty is to use and how all the items I have put up on the walls have stayed put.

Provides reliable safety for my valuable ceramic collection. I’m so glad to have discovered it.

Great for positioning pieces when photographing and also to temporarily secure a stone when wrapping/measuring for bezel.

Have some decorative be flower pots on patio tables I did not want blowing over. This did the job

Works great as intended

I was skeptical about this product as I’m not familiar with the brand at all.I am quite happy though that it exceeded my expectations.This (glue) putty is perfect for my small, lightweight projects. I tried a little on my wall to test removal and if any paint would pull off. After a week of it being up, I had no issues with it removing paint. It did take a little extra elbow grease, but that’s alright. I don’t recommend hanging heavy objects on your wall with this though.I also love the “knife” it comes with. Great little tool.

The logo GreenFix has a gecko-toed creature as part of the brand. Geckos, even in a windstorm, stay stuck to the wall of a house. Needed to hang some framed sketches I did as a teenager—a reminder of who I am totally. I like to play with the Gecko toes, and none are here presently, so the GreenFix Mounting Putty substituted. It is a beautiful blue and feels good in the hand as you roll it up and around to warm it.  It does not stick or smear on your hands, yet when you attach it to the frame, it stays where you put it and does not slide around. Extremely important in picture hanging. I placed the artwork near the front door so it would be subjected to temperature change. I strategically placed putty at the four corners and every center point between. Simply pressed on the wall, and it has held for days. Black wood frames I used, and the company claimed it could do light framed work, and tis true. So, for now, my mouse and my robin hang on the wall without any holes (the moving experience taught me to avoid nail holes). Final test will be from July to August when Texas heats up,  but likely will pass then—functional putty which was a pleasure to massage and mold into the needed form to accomplish the goal.