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What is the best way to temporarily attach wagon loads?
There are many ways to attach loads to your wagons: Blu Tack, double sided sticky tape and magnets are just a few, but have you ever considered using Tacky Wax?
Tacky Wax is a substance originally designed to hold miniature figures temporarily in place and can be removed with little or no residue. Those qualities also makes Tacky Wax ideal for securing wagon loads in place while offering the flexibility to change them as you wish.
If you have a pot of Tacky Wax in your toolbox, why not give it a try?
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