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Museum Wax is a soft, white wax useful in temporarily securing small objects in photography.
With 3 products, Museum Putty, Wax and Gel, you can choose the one that works best for the various items and surfaces you have.
Museum Putty: For Porcelain and Ceramics. For objects that are frequently moved because it comes off easily and quickly. Most universal product and holds up to 40 lbs. A superior Poly-Putty formulated to remain pliable and reusable. HINT: Also good behind picture frames, in boats, RVs.
Museum Wax: For Wood and Pottery. For objects on high shelves and in hard to get locations where they are not likely to be moved often. HINT: Best for most wood. It is a specially formulated blend of Microcrystalline waxes used by museums for antiques.
Museum Gel: For Glass and Crystal. For see-through glass and crystal objects. Perfect on glass shelves. It's so clear uou won't even know it's underneath. The translucent gel forms a thin clear bond that holds tight. HINT: A little goes a long way! One jar can secure 300 items!
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