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Clear Museum Gel
Clear QuakeHold! Gel
Clear Museum Wax
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Protect Your Collectibles
Most people tend to display their treasured collectibles and other
sentimental items on shelves and mantelpieces around the home. However, if
they are not secured, they can be vulnerable to breakage during an
earthquake. If it's fragile and/or expensive enough to be a significant loss
if it breaks, it should be secured in place.
Collectibles, china, pottery objects, and lamps can also become deadly
projectiles if they're not secured in place. To stop them from falling over, use
either hook and loop fasteners on the table and object, or non-damaging
adhesives such as earthquake putty, microcrystalline wax, or clear quake gel to
secure breakables in place.
Depending on what types of items are to be secured, and on what kinds of
surfaces they will be positioned, here are some recommendations as to which
adhesive to choose. In the case of china, pottery, ceramic, or wooden items the
putty is preferred. For crystal and glassware use the clear gel, and for
anything being secured on a more permanent basis on wooden shelves the wax is a
good option.
Clear
Museum Gel
Clear
QuakeHold! Gel
Clear Museum Wax
Museum Putty
QuakeHold! Museum Putty
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Museum Putty
QuakeHold! Museum Putty
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