Blu -Tack Under Bookshelf Speakers?


I heard that Blu-Tack is a good substance to put between bookshelf speakers and stands for absorbing resonance. How much would I need to use on a 8"w x 11"d speaker on a 8"x8" platform? Do similar substances like FunTac and Elmer's Tac n' Stick work the same? (I'm having some trouble tracking down the original.)

Thanks in advance for any advice.
socprof
CDC:

I remember seeing these, or something like them, years ago. I seem to recall that their use was being recommended with a specific speaker (perhaps the speaker manufacturer was endorsing them)?

Used to have a pair of soccer shoes with little shock absorber devises that protruded from the edges of the heels/soles. Other than looking extremely odd, they were my most confortable pair by far.
Warrenh, is there any more-less detailed manual how to chose and use those audiopoints?
I have the same problem with my Revels M20, and Blue Tac doesn't make me feeling good. My stands have their own four spikes on both sides, but I don't use the upper ones - don't want to damage a finish on the speakers. Are coupling discs the solution here? Should the original spikes be replaced with the ones from audiopoints?