3M Bondo 907 Glazing and Spot Putty – 4.5 oz, Fast-Drying, Non-Staining, Ideal for Automotive Surface Repairs, 4 Pack

I use this stuff too fill in gaps in my 3D printing models. Works pretty well. No complaints. I also use 3M acrylic white glazing putty. Not sure which one I like better. Both get the job done really well.

I was hesitant at first when deciding whether I should buy Bondo online versus going to the store, but I am glad that I chose to purchase it online. All four tubes came undamaged and have lasted. I use the spot putty for my cosplay hobby, and this Bondo works great on 3D-printed material.

This is a good product for fixing faint cracks that are not very wide or deep in surfaces prior to painting. Just don't put it on too thick or expect it to be strong/hard like epoxy or real bodyfiller as this is meant for only faint scratches/defects. Helps feather in the edges of thicker/strong body filler.

Amazing. It drys fast, sands easily, and fills between layer lines like a charm. It also takes filler-primer like a pro.curious how it compares to either wood filler or drywall filler… I’ll have to do a test on that.

Quite expensive individually and having extra tubes were needed for me since it drys pretty quick. Can sand within the hour.

I could not find in my local automotive stores the usual 2-part spot putty that I use to quickly to fill dents in cabinets that I am painting. Sometimes the one part (red) spot putty does not work well as it has to dry a long time for deeper dents or holes and cracks, but the two part dries fast, and it does not shrink perceptibly. Ordering a three pack is a great solution since I went to all the nearby automotive stores that normally stock this Professional 2-part bond crème and it took a lot of time and was fruitless.

it works just fine

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