Duck Brand Reusable and Removable Poster Putty for Mounting, 2 oz, White (1436912)

I bought this adhesive putty to hang posters and lightweight decorations without damaging my walls. At first, it worked great—easy to tear, mold, and apply. It sticks well to smooth surfaces and comes off cleanly without leaving marks. However, after a few days, I noticed some things started falling, especially on slightly textured walls. It also tends to lose stickiness if reused too many times. That said, it’s still super useful for temporary setups or kids' projects. Just don’t rely on it for anything heavy. Overall, a decent product if used within its limits. I’d buy it again!

Works great! Comes with plenty of putty sticks at a good price. It doesn't have an odor, and it's holding up my large poster way better than standard tape could. I'm quite happy with this purchase.

GREAT ITEM, WORKS VERY WELL

This adhesive putty is very useful for hanging lightweight items like posters, photos, and notes without damaging walls. I like that it’s reusable and easy to remove, leaving no marks behind. It holds well on smooth surfaces and is simple to shape and apply. I’ve used it at home and in the office with good results. However, it does lose some stickiness after repeated use or if it gets dusty, so you may need to replace pieces more often than expected. It also struggles with heavier items. Overall, it’s a convenient, affordable solution for temporary mounting and organization.

I use this to put posters and banners up on walls. Some of these are 90"x18" (245cmx45cm). We just moved into a new building and I'm reluctant to start putting nails and screws into the pristine walls and paint (do not use on freshly painted walls - mine have cured for weeks). I used a 'small pea' sized (1/4" or 5mm) piece every 12-18" (30-45cm). I make sure I knead and stretch each piece well until it feels warm. I'm not sure if that's a given direction. I just remember it from another brand. I have only had a couple pieces fail by the next day and I just re-kneaded them. It's been weeks since then and no problems. As far as reusing posters, I find this works better with laminated or glossy posters, or better quality paper. Cheaper 'craft' paper is less dense and the putty has enough 'grip' to pull up the paper fibres from the paper. [Three years later: Almost all of the posters I put up three years ago stayed up. Several of these are long banners. One of those partially came off after a few cold days, but re-kneading the putty and remounting stayed up until now. I'm leaving that room, so everything came down today. That was fairly easy. Half the putty dots stuck to the wall and half stuck to the poster. They all kneaded off easily, but a couple of spots pulled up the top coat of paint. I think that was more about the paint job than the putty being too aggressive. Aside from picking out the couple of paint chips, I just kneaded all the dots back into one lump and stored in a small plastic bag. ] I spend my summers painting for a school district. I have seen - and repaired - too many walls damaged by staples, nails, screw, and especially tape (cellophane, masking, painter's, duct tape, double-sided foam tape,etc). The tape is especially bad for either leaving adhesive residue or pulling up paint and/or drywall paper. I admit I'm a bit fanatical about using poster putty, as I repeatedly repair the results of more common methods.

Honestly pretty amazing stuff in a great amount for the price. It works great to hold miniatures to paint or for any other hobby project you might need. It does get stuck to the item you have it on but if you just dab some of the putty again to it, it'll collect itself.

I waited until I used it for a while before I reviewed because I wanted to see how it held up to longer term usage and not just how it was immediately. I've been trying it out for several months now. I will definitely buy this brand again and highly recommend it. I've been using this putty for 2 main things: hanging some things on my wall that aren't super heavy, and the main reason I use it is to keep pieces in place in my dollhouse. Very good staying power, really holds things in place for as long as I want them there. Not difficult to remove pieces with it on either. I've been able to reuse the putty over and over again as well. Do use caution with painted pieces, tho... This putty took the paint right off one of my clay pieces, but it wasn't sealed either, so I kept that in mind. I cannot imagine trying to display all these tiny miniatures without something to hold it in place. Between this and museum wax it's been wonderful at assisting me in keeping my displays from falling apart. I will always have some of this stuff around! I've discovered that sometimes one product works better than the other in different circumstances, depending on what the piece is made of and what I'm trying to achieve and how much strength for holding it in place I need. Glue and adhesive tape is not always appropriate to what you're trying to hold down, and you don't always need things to be so permanent. Seriously as long as I'm working with miniatures I will not be without either one, this high quality putty and museum wax.

You need scissors to cut this. It’s like trying to pull apart a tire. It sticks just fine for hanging up kids art, which is what I used it for, but the texture is crazy. Overall, that’s the only complaint.

Very sticky putty.

In handige strips. Werkt prima. Gebruik het om geluid te dempen van een klein relais.

It works

Necesitaba algo para pegar todos mis posters, compre esto y aún se mantienen en la pared, si tienes gotelé usa bolas algo más anchas, va muy bien.

Perfecto me ha servido muchísimo la verdad e decorado la pared con diferentes tipos de materiales y no me a dado ningún problema lo mejor es que lo puedes reutilizar lo recomiendo bastante gracias!!!