Bondo Body Repair Kit, Original Formula for Fast, Easy Repair & Restoration of Your Vehicle, 00310, Filler 12.6 oz and Hardener: 0.5 oz, 1 Kit

I recently purchased Bondo to tackle some body work on my car, and I’m thrilled with the results! As a first-time DIYer with zero experience in auto body repair, I was a bit nervous, but Bondo made the process surprisingly manageable. The filler was easy to mix and apply, with a smooth consistency that spread evenly over the dents and scratches I was fixing. It dried quickly, sanded down nicely, and provided a solid base for painting. I was able to complete my project with a professional-looking finish that exceeded my expectation.

Not much to say about Bondo. Good for wood filler as well as bodywork

Ahhh, good old Bondo. For those of you who don't know it, in the 60's Bondo was the go to auto body repair stuff for millions of first time car owners. Bondo litterally held many a teenagers' car together in the bad old days. Some guys had whole quarter panels filled with it to disguise what was really underneath it.Bondo is an easy to use paste like substance that is activated by the addition of an accelerator you mix into the paste to start the hardening process. While it sets up, you smear it onto the offending area and let it harden. Bondo works like this. You take some Bondo out of the can, lay it on a nonpourous surface. When you are ready to apply it, you mix in the hardening agent that comes with it, smooth it over the surface in question, and stand back for a couple of minutes until it hardens. It sticks with amazing tenaciousness, and once it sets up, it is remakably easy to sand out the excess Bondo with sandpaper. That's why we all liked the stuff. In a matter of an hour or so, you could sand it out a ding and paint it immediately. Everyone knew your clunker was held together by the stuff, but that was all right because their cars sported the Bondo overlap too. Between the amature body work, and a set of glass pack mufflers, you were the king of the road.It's easy to mix and use, and when you're done with your project, put the can-top back on, put the accelator on top of that, and finally put the plastic dome that sits over the can on. It will "stay fresh" for a long time. There are dozens of other usea of bondo, from sealing knots in a woodworking project to filling stubborn dents and gouges in wood trim. As I said before, Bondo takes paint really well, so you will literally find uses all around the house. Since this stuff is waterproof, outside repair projects became easier and longer lasting than those overexpensive wood fillers which seem to dry out as well as soon as you open the can. Outside the home you can find uses like filling cracked pavers or cracks anywhere for that matter. Heck, I've used it to seal up some holes in specimen trees loaded with carpenter ants, and a sick tree came back to life.If you've never used the stuff, get a can. As soon as you get it, you too will find a dozen uses for it. I'm 70 years old, and I still keep a can of this stuff on the workbench-just in case. And I've had a lot of cases.

First time. Added too much hardener and I think stirred too long. It set up before I could spread. Second attempt went much better. Glad there was enough to do the 2x11 inch spot.

This came with everything I needed to fix a cracked bumper. I love how will packed it came.

Im new to furniture refinishing. I used this for the first time with no experience other than YT videos. It filled the hardware holes perfectly on wood furniture.. and a small dent in the wood as well. Dried super fast like in 20 min I was already sanding. VERY strong odor. smells dangerous. I wore a mask and placed a fan so it would move the smell away immediately. Reminds me of my uncles garage where he repaired boats and he died of lukemia. He spent a ton of time smelling Bondo!!! just sayin

Condo is bondo but certainly don’t like opening the package to the tin being dented as hell. Good thing they didn’t break any seal.

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