Adhesive Putty, XUDOAI Multipurpose Reusable Poster Tack Home & Office Non Marking Poster Putty to Hang Balloons, Posters, Photos, Lightweight Frames (3 x 50g)

Managed to keep a poster stuck to the wall for 5 seconds before falling down and leaves marks on the wall. Wouldn’t recommend.

This is very like Blu Tack, but it is scored into little squares which makes it easy to use a pair of scissors on so that every portion is the same size; Blu Tack itself has only recently become available in this format, and costs a bit more pro rata.There is one sheet each of blue, white and teal green. I’m not bothered about the colour, but it will be an attraction for some people. It is malleable, and it retains its adhesiveness after using it a few times. So far it hasn’t left any marks but nothing has been left in situ for more than a day so far, so it will be interesting to see the walls after a few weeks of use.It sticks as well as Blu Tack. The only real limitation is that it does not hold anything heavy; we have used it mainly for sticking cards to surfaces, and will also use it for hanging Christmas decorations to walls and ceilings, so the weight is not an issue for us.It costs more than using the conventional slab of Blu Tack (or equivalent), but it is worth it for the convenience and for the neatness of mounting provided by squares. I suspect that you end up using less of the stuff as you’re not applying it in odd-sized blobs, so the pack may last you a bit longer.

Not a particularly sticky or gummy product. Poor version of blue tac really.

There are simulators to the cheaper, branded items you normally buy to temporarily stick Christmas cards to doors (maybe that’s an age thing but it’s what we used to do when I was a child). Another use from my childhood was to stick posters to my bedroom walls - they used to be covered with 80’s pop idols! All possible due to the temporary sticky stuff.For the price, I’d expect this item to be significantly different. It does have some improvements:there are individual bits - much easier than trying to pull a bit of from the larger section, which normally resulted in it becoming less sticky the more you pulled at it as it would pick up any but a fluff passing by.adhesive quality - it is more aggressive but that also has an issue of making it more difficult to remove.Overall, I do prefer this version due to the ease of using the individual bits. I find it expensive for what it is but I guess it’s a case of usability vs cost increase.

It doesn’t stick to my wall

There are 3 small sheets 6.5cm x 10.5 cm by approx 2.5mm thick all pre scored in 3 different colours. When I opened this it was stuck to the packet but that was the inside bare edge the tack. The actual tack didn't seem that tacky on the surface of it. I found the more I pulled it around, rolled it around and warmed it up the more sticky and usable it got. Come the time of using it, it seemed to do the job and was sticky enough to put my posters on the wall, this did take a while though. It doesn't seem to mark the wall when pulling off and seems to come off easy enough. I wouldn't say it's the best or the stickiest or stretchiest that I have had compared to a leading brand at a less price but it does do the job it needs too. If this was cheaper I might reccomend it but I wouldn't pay the price of £9.99 for such a small packet when you can get stuff that does the same job for less,(you might get less in those but I didn't need to use as much to work) infact i needed to use more of this compared to others i have had to do the same job.

This is basically a soft putty, rather like BluTack. There are three sheets in a pack, each cut into cubes of putty, which makes application easy as you can tear off a small piece, manipulate it into shape between your fingers and then stick whatever needs to be stuck using it.The sheets are white, aqua and blue and, other than the colour, the product is the same. I have used it to fix some curtain rings that constantly fall off the end of the pole (long story, but I am renting and therefore cannot change fixtures and fittings); the putty holds the end ring on the rail and this means I can open and shut the curtains without needing to put the hook on the end of the rail each and every time I do so (it does become annoying, believe me). It can clearly also be used to fix lightweight posters onto walls without leaving a mark.It is a small pack, but contains a lot of cubes of putty that should fulfil all of your poster hanging and crafting requirements. And also to fix annoying curtain rings so that they don't constantly fall off the end of the pole.

The media could not be loaded. Liked the idea of this product and decided to get it as an alternative to blue tack to putting up the Christmas card on the door. I personally prefer to stick them to the door as I don’t like anything stuck on the walls and I tend to fill the windowsill. You receive 3 different coloured putty’s however I decided to use the white with the door been white gloss. I stuck a couple of cards to the door to see how it went, been honest they didn’t hold great just then but I thought I will leave it over night and see how it goes. The next morning I found all the cards on the floor and some putty still stuck to the door and some still stuck to the cards. My daughter also likes to stick posters up in her room and they have all called down also.Personally this is a waste of money and the product doesn’t work.

Ich nutze die Klebepads für meine Copic-Airbrush-Maschine damit auch Marker halten die sonst nicht halten würden. Ich kann die Klebepads immer wieder neu formen und habe somit keinen unnötigen Verbrauch.

This did not work for a simple poster! Left blue marks and even took off the plaster on my walls! Not a good product for nonflat walls