Adhesive Stick dots Two-Sided Sided Mounting Putty Stick Tack for Wall Hanging Crafts Balloons Festival Party Decorations,Clean Removable(100)

Very sticky and work well with sticking paper to glass or plastic to glasses. They are a little hard to removed so double check your placement before you apply the sticker.

It was a little difficult taking off the film, since the product was so small, but I was impressed that they had tabs to help you. It work pretty well in keeping my desk top protector down,

These little sticky dots were perfect for what I needed then for. I watercolor and my Winsor & Newton paint set comes in plain plastic case with interchangeable pans. They were quit loose in the case so I put one tab below each pan and it worked perfectly. They were thin enough that they hardly raised the pans at all and yet they are super stuck in there. I was able to remove them when I misplaced one of the pans, but it didn't come out easily. These tabs have quite the secure hold. I think I could throw my watercolor case against a wall and the pans would probably stay in place. I now use these for everything. Silverware tray sliding every time you open the drawer, add a few tabs. Cat knocks down things of the book shelf, add some sticky tabs. Wanna hang up kids art, again use some sticky tabs. The usefulness is unlimited and they are so much better than the dots out there. 10/10. Will repurchase

Trying to keep my figures from falling with anything but nails or glue feels like a loosing effort, at this point. I've tried a bunch of things (even magnets) and nothing seems to work for long, including Blutack. So now I'm trying this and it's... iffy. In the first image (X-Men), I've used it to hold up Wolverine and Siryn. It seems to be working; especially, with they way Siryn is positioned. It's tough to hold her up like that. I've got the adhesive on both of their feet. Time will tell. So, I tried using it on one of my Eaglemoss Star Trek ships. The goal was to hang them on the wall. I tried that before with Blutack and they eventually just started falling off (Siryn eventually fell down with Blutack, as well). I tried this single adhesive and the ship fell off within minutes. The 2nd picture just shows the ship hanging there with a thumbtack, instead. The lesson here, I guess, is to not try to hang anything on the wall with anything but a nail or glue. And I'm not even 100% confident about the glue if it isn't Crazy Glue. There is one big problem with these, though. The strips are covered with plastic on one side that you have to tear off before using, so you can expose the other sticky side. I don't know who's bright idea this was, but the plastic is the same color as the adhesive, so it's almost impossible to distinguish. ...and a few minutes after writing this review, Siryn begins to fall (picture #3). So there you go. Pros: Easy to remove Cons: Very difficult to separate from the plastic

One of my decorative passions right now is changing out seasonal designs on a tiered tray in our main bedroom. I have it on top of a bookcase and there's plenty of room to use kits of accessories, plus other items that I add in, like small plush animals, silk flowers, and the like. Some of the accessory sets come with banner pieces to string together, then hang on the exterior of the tray. They often include two-sided sticky foam to adhere the banners, which don't tend to last that long. I had ordered this mounting putty stickers to replace the ones that aren't holding well. It was a hassle to get the free from my fingers once I removed each sticker from the backer film on which they came. The stickers tended to not stay flat, but rather wanted to bunch up and stick to themselves. It wasn't the kind of use case experience that I was expecting. So far, they are holding the lightweight wooden banner pieces in place. We'll have to see how well they last, and whether this is an improvement over the foam kind of double-sided stickers. Hopefully, they will do the intended job. I'm not sold on the gumminess of sticking better to themselves versus to the wooden surfaces.

Awesome! I am using these to hold multicolor press lights onto whiteboards in sensory rooms. I can slide the lights off their backs when I need to change their batteries and slide them back on w/o any problems. These stick dots are exactly what I needed for the job! They work great for that and other things in school! Thin enough to not get caught on doors or cabinets. Have lasted the first half of the school year so far!

I am an X-Ray tech and use these on the back of my markers. They have been great. I have only used two of them so far because they have lasted so long. Easy to wash off to make them sticky again.

Easy for crafting however, after removing the plastic tab (to expose sticky sides) the little plastic pieces are annoying, staticky and stick everywhere! Hard to clean up and got stuck in my craft project too

Parfait pour adhérer au mur sans laisser de traces. Se décolle facilement du support et la protection de l'autre face se retire aisément avec la petite languette du côté (oui, oui, il y a une languette pour retirer la pellicule).

Our gazebo is in a very windy area and I have 4 lanterns sitting on 4 tables. I put 2 of these almost invisible tabs under the 2 back corners of each lantern and the wind doesn’t move the lanterns at all! The pads are pliable enough that I can still tilt the lanterns backwards enough to replace the batteries when needed!

Musuem dots are clear dots sticky on both sides. Used for securing items on shelves. Leaves no sticky residue if you want to remove them. Lots of these dots so you can use several for larger items. Nice that they are clear & discreet.