Loctite 1270884 Fun-Tak Mounting Putty, 2 oz, Blue

I've used this stuff for decades, it seems (also one called Sticky Tack, which is just as good).Just off the top of my head...1. My car was struck from behind and it broke the small bracket holding one of the rear sensors in my bumper. No problem, just held the sensor in place and put a ring of this stuff around it. It held the sensor which worked flawlessly for about six months until my body shop could get to it. Looked like heck, but worked like magic.2. I have a home made DJ rig built with a milk crate and which includes three wireless consoles. To connect the consoles to the top of the milk crate, I just used a few slabs of this stuff. Totally solid.3. We have a number of phone charging cradles around our home and when you put your phone on and take it off, you don't want the cradle skidding around your desk. Just make a small balls of this, put those balls about 1/4 inch in from each quarter, push down slowly but firmly and -- bam, cradle is firmly fixed on your desk. And if you need to move it, just rotate the cradle slowly and firmly and these will come loose with no damage to your desk.Really, the possibilities are endless and you should always have two or three of these packs around to mount whatever you need. Oh, and they also can be used to mount posters or other lightweight objects on walls.One note, there seems to be some sort of ingredient in this stuff that might mark your walls if you have cheap contractor grade flat paint -- probably in a month or so, in my experience. If you have a good eggshell or satin finish paint, we have not seen any marking.At the normal price of $4.83, it's a solid value, but the current price (as of 4/1/25) it's a steal! (No foolin'!)So, many uses, works great, great value -- Five Stars!

Works better than any putty I've bought.

Great stuff. I used it wadded up to keep a footstool support from slipping out of its bracket.

This used to be the best sticky tack around. I have tried many name brand others, but they would not hold my painted sheet samples to brick or stone or siding, as needed for work. However this batch is much less pliable, harder and overall less effective. My husband pulled and stretched it and this helped quite a bit, but still, the formula appears to have changed or maybe I got an old batch??

I loooooove this stuff. please never go out of business . this stuff is strong and doesn't leave residue or damage the surface it's stuck to

This stuff is the best hanging things and not damaging walls.

It sticks really well. So well that it took a layer of drywall off the wall. I was using a ball of Fun Tak to remove the Fun Tak on the wall. Picture shows the size of the chunk removed from the wall compared to my hand.

Works great i use it for my press on nails when painting