Plasti-Tak Reusable Adhesive Putty: The Original, Long-Lasting Solution for All Your Home and Office Projects

Kindle Customer: We put up over a dozen laminated 8.5x11" signs every week and take them down 3 hours later. This is the perfect amount of stickiness for them to stay put with just a penny size ball of plasti-tak. And it doesn't stay on the walls! So easy to work with!

United States on Oct 03, 2023

Sue VF: I recently moved into a new apartment with HEAVILY textured walls. I tried everything to get decoctions on the walls (command hooks, different varieties of tape, etc.). This stuff is MAGICAL, as it solved my problems and actually stuck my decoction to the walls. Well worth the price, and cannot highly recommend enough.

United States on Aug 19, 2022

4 Lil Lambs: As a young married in the 1990s and a desire to decorate my new apartment... we were on a tight budget and I found some of this stuff.

A year later, as a brand new teacher. I bought a second container for my classroom.

These were super sticky, a great stress relief as I kneaded it. It was easy to remove.

I wanted a second package, but my husband brought me a blue type. Never liked it. Blue stuck everywhere and things fell off of the wall. Bummer.

So, over the years, I've purchased other brands, but in our household, "Plastitak" was an early word. Kid made a picture and asked for the plastitak to hang it up.

My 3 packages of real plasti tak have slowly diminished. Stuck to forgotten projects. Stuck to shoes. Dropped in sand.

I was delighted to find a set of 5. My favorite.

My two youngest each have a package now, and they are walking around kneading the large mass and so delighted to have their own for hanging up posters on their walls.

United States on Aug 08, 2022

Richard L. Chism: They work fine, but they are taffy-like when you are pulling off a piece to attach to a sheet to your refrigerator or a wall.. Keep them in an airtight baggie for ease of use. Be careful, they stick to your skin as well, but they peel off easily.

United States on Apr 30, 2021

Rich: As a military family growing up, Mom never let us put poster holes in the wall because we were always one phone call away from moving again. So Plasti-Tak was our go-to through the 80s and 90s.

My fiancée recently inherited a home her grandfather built and her mother is very protective of. When I wanted to do a large wall art piece for her with a few hundred silk butterflies, Plasti-Tak was my go-to because I trusted it would work without affecting the paint. I'm glad to say that even 30 years later, Plasti-Tak still works great.

In my home, I use it to hold the corners of hung artwork in place so they don't shift (like earthquake putty, but paint-friendly).

It doesn't say so on the instructions any more, but it used to recommend pulling and kneeding it before use, almost like taffy. This seems to still work best. Do this several times until its warm and that will help it hold in place pretty much forever (but don't worry - it's very easy to remove intentionally).

United States on May 03, 2020