Fox Run Stick-Um Candle Adhesive, 0.5-Ounce

Works just as I wanted. Good size and value for what I paid. Didn't really have much of a scent. I recommend for your candle holders.

This is my go-to for keeping candles in their holders. It does the job! I haven’t tested it on really tall tapers, but I’m sure you can always use more for big jobs. It has a pleasant smell, though if you’re fragrance sensitive, it may bother you. It washes out easily but if you use your fingers to apply, it can be hard to get out from under fingernails. I use a dedicated disposable chopstick for scooping and application to avoid mess.

Have a few taper candles, but a wide variety of holders that it was so difficult to either keep them inserted or stop from leaning. This really does the trick impressively well! And it holds up over time. Been using for a few years now and, if applied properly and per directions, those candles will NOT move from their places without some force! Only a slight scent (minty chemical-ish?) that quickly dissipates once out of the tin, thick wax paste texture. Stays fresh for multiple uses as long as it's stored properly, too. Highly recommend!

It's a little challenging to get out without getting it under your nails. I recommend using a spoon.

Best candle stabilizer out there! Easy to use, clean out of stick holders, or any holder, a little goes a long way. Use them as little stocking stuffers for the adults.

If you use tapered candles this product is a must have. It helps the tapers “stick” and “stay” in place in the candle holders. Great value. Will last. Very long time.

Amazing stuff! I was setting up dozens of taper candles in candlesticks for a wedding and the candles/holders were all over the place fit-wise, but this stuff made it all work and fast!

This product is a clever and useful compound. It is very sticky and gooey — it has to be to do its job — and my only hesitation is that it doesn’t work well with non-paraffin candles, like flameless candles. (It actually caused mine to not turn on, since their activation point is in the base, which was covered in the compound.) I found that it eventually worked if I used the right amount and put it in the correct place, but things were a bit messy by the time I finally got it to work. Cleanup was difficult but definitely not impossible. Basically, if I were using traditional wax candles I’d really like and recommend this product. I’m sharing my thoughts for those who are going flameless/ battery candles, for they might want to reconsider. (it might be helpful if the company that makes this gave suggestions on what will cut through the compound. Water and soap are not very useful but there’s probably something that would clean it right up.)