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Question: I have a  pottery piece w/ a small base on a  narrow, expensive table.  Reluctant to put putty on the table's ebony surface. Will putty leave residue?
Document: I have a tiny two-piece decorative item. The top of it is supposed to stay in its base, but for years it has fallen off if anyone came near it. It took 5 seconds to plop a bit of the Collectors Hold Museum Putty on it. Now it stays where it's supposed to be. I'm glad to have the Museum Putty on hand 'just in case' I have other unruly items that need to be held where they need to be.
Museum Putty is absolutely wonderful. You can place a breakable item just about anyplace and not worry about it being knocked over and broken by children, pets, or even adults. It will not harm the item you put it on, can be removed easily even if it has been some time since you put it on your breakable, and it won't mark the surface you adhere it to with one exception, painted window sills can be a problem in that it will peel up the paint.
I love this product. It holds items in place without harming the surface you put it on. When you want to remove the item from where you have placed it,  there may be a bit still on the surface of the shelf, floor, whatever, just rub it with your finger. It will come right up and can be used again and again.
I love this product and have been using it for years. I have ordered it multiple times. I first bought it after my very energetic kittens raced across my dining room table and shattered a ceramic piece I held very dear. Now I anchor everything down with Museum Putty as soon as I get it. It has even worked on certain glass pieces for me. And my cats are free to race as they please!
The sculptor I bought my last piece from recommended this stuff. used it in his gallery. I watched it withstand the assault of some rowdy toddlers and was sold. With grandchildren of my own, I was awed. Now I don't have to put things up but can keep them out to enjoy but remain secure. highly recommend.
Not very sticky and not effective for small pieces of china/glass at all. I had to put a whole handful almost of it on the bottom of my Royal Albert teapot to get it to hold. Also, not sure that after awhile that it will just dehydrate and give way. There has got to be something better than this!
I like lots of pictures on my walls, and I like old glass bottles or ceramic objects on my window sills. In this house the window sills are very narrow and my cleaning people tend to knock things off, sometimes breaking items I treasure. Every time they clean and dust all my pictures, half of them are hanging lopsided when they leave. Museum putty has been the cure for all my ills! Now, my pictures stay straight and level, and things don't come crashing down off my window sills.
We have a large collection of pottery on open shelving, and cats. You can't have that combination without museum putty!
This is an awesome product. We are full time RVers and have some crystal items we leave out when we're moving. No worries abouttraveling when they are stuck on the tabletop with The Museum Putty. I wouldn't travel without it.
I use a small ball of museum putty wherever I need to keep something in place. Holds just about anything.
Answer: yes