Quakehold! 66111 Museum Wax, 2 Ounce, Clear (2 Pack)

When you see cat videos on the internet and think to yourself, "Gee, I'd love to have a cute little buddy in my house!" "And then you go to your local animal shelter and buy a kitten, thinking everything will be fine?" It isn't, to be sure. The devil himself is a cat. The cat in Disney's Cinderella was named Lucifer for a reason. Cats were created to punish humanity for its transgressions. Four glasses, three mugs, a bowl, a flower pot, and a lamp have been shattered by my cat in the last four months. The pit of Tartarus rips open with each flick of his paw, and my material possessions are cast into the inferno; I thought all hope was lost until I discovered museum wax. This wax weakens the power of the little demon in my house, just as Odysseus plugged his men's ears with beeswax to dull the sirens' call. My belongings don't shatter on the floor any longer. I'm back in control. All of my belongings are safe. This wax is essential if you've let one of Satan's hairballs into your home. Allowing them to win is not an option. Keep your lamps in good condition. Take your knickknacks from the clutches of these feline intruders. Keep your head up.

Landyn Hays

| Jul 15, 2021

4 earthquake in Ridgecrest; very simple to use; only a couple of pea-size balls are needed to keep everything in place. We've had a lot of threes and fours so far, but only one five. There was no movement because the number was 0 It certainly accomplishes its goal. I'll keep you updated if and when the big one strikes. br>Well, I got a 5. There hasn't been a single rattle from the 5m earthquake, and everything is still in its place. This is some of the most incredible material I've ever seen.

Laylah Dunlap

| Nov 01, 2021

This wax did an excellent job. One of my cats walked right through the pieces, which were completely motionless! It's simple to apply the wax and remove an object from the surface once it's been adhered to the surface. Scraping the wax off the object and the surface required some effort, but it wasn't too difficult. My nativity scene is made of resin, and my mantle is made of finished wood. Neither of the surfaces were harmed by the wax. Furthermore, a small amount goes a long way; I ordered two jars, but I doubt I'll finish the first one for several years. This product has exceeded my expectations!.

Dalary Peterson

| May 11, 2021

I'm on my second tub at the moment. I'll use museum wax to hold it in place if it breaks. I have cats and collectibles, and now I can enjoy both of them without fear. Vases have been on the floor for over a year and haven't moved. Seriously, I can't imagine my life without it. br>br>I put the putty to the test. That is not a good investment. The wax in the museum is much better.

Niklaus Tucker

| Mar 07, 2021

It's simple to use, retouch, and clean up afterward. It is eternal. Excellent product.

Layton Jenkins

| Jul 21, 2021

It's all a load of nonsense. I bought it because cat parents rave about it in reviews. Either their cats are extremely well-behaved, or mine are. You get the idea. I'd give it a 0 out of 5 star rating if I had the option. Let me explain why in two simple steps. First and foremost, there is no difference in texture between museum wax and your candle wax. 2 It may work properly if you keep your house/apartment very cold; otherwise, it simply melts. This stuff is softer and has the same consistency as regular candle wax, in my opinion. PUTTY, NOT WAX, should be used to make posters.

Scarlett Dyer

| Apr 11, 2021

This is a fantastic product because it protects objects from a light brush but still allows for easy removal when needed. It's great on the boat for lightly securing small things (plants, decorative objects) from sliding around in rough seas. I use it in the house for figurines, crystal, and other small items. The wax product can be used to adhere items to wood and other surfaces. On glass, the gel is effective.

Violette FitzGerald

| Oct 22, 2021