: Quakehold! 22111 Gel for Glass and Crystal, Clear

: Quakehold! 22111 Gel for Glass and Crystal, Clear

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Quakehold! 22111 Gel for Glass and Crystal, Clear
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Street Price: $10.99
Gaunz Org Price: $9.88
Savings!: $1.11 (10%)
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 2601





Binding: Tools & Hardware
Product Brand: Quakehold!
Color: Clear
EAN: 0753962221111
Label: Quakehold!
Product Manufacturer: Quakehold!
Model: 22111
Publisher: Quakehold!
Ranking: 2601
Studio: Quakehold!
Variation Description: Clear


Piece facts:
  • Secures collectibles and other breakables
  • Removable and reusable
  • Works on almost any surface
  • Non-damaging




Clear Crystal, and Glass for Gel 22111 Quakehold!






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Help secure your most valuable treasures (and not so treasured items) from earthquakes, kids, and pets with Quakehold Gel. The amazing gel sticks to most surfaces and is reusable. Quakehold has a shelf life of 2 years once opened. Place a small amount of Quakehold gel under the item and place on a LEVEL surface. Quakehold is clears so it is great for crystal pieces.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * This stuff is great! ...
I'd heard about Museam Putty, but had trouble finding it, and I wanted something I could use with my cut crystal and emerald glass collection. The gel is perfect! Very little holds the item tight to the shelf and makes dusting a far less difficult task! The gel is not designed for wood shelves, but I tested it and it left no mark at all. But Quakehold makes a product for any kind of situation, so if you collect, and what you collect is breakable, check out Quakehold! Great stuff!



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great for tea cups and saucers
I use this product for endless things. I bought it at first because little girls were walking out with my antique doll house furniture. I putty attractive items down. Then I discovered it is perfect for my tea cups and saucers. Some of my most expensive cups were broken when a friend was taking them out of the cabinet, since I putty then down to the right saucers w/ right amount of putty. When I use the putty I make chubby worm shape and press into the area of the item you want secure Would not go without it.



Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * worked ok ...
I used this item to try and hold up a small accessory piece to a ceramic village. After adjusting the amount several times,and the position of the accessory, it did work. I may need more practice. I think I was expecting a miracle hold. :-)
Jean



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Really Works!
Crystal clear, easy to use gel that holds better than advertised. A real heirloom saver. One jar goes a long way. I would recommend this to anyone who has crystal and cats or little kids or big parties or earthquakes, or whatever else, who wants to keep their fine glass and crystal wares safe.



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