Simply – it works great. Dries super fast. Use small amounts. Yes there is an odor.
Let me elaborate more. I read several reviews. Some liked it and some didn’t. Some people may have been impatient with it and just gave up on it too quickly. Others may have not liked the color and certainly one should be aware of what you are placing over it afterwards. For me it was painting with a solid color. Some may not have liked it due it hardening so fast. If you mix a lot, you might be wasting a lot due to it hardening fast.
First off when I opened the can I thought it would be fuller like paint cans. The can I had, wasn’t. Was this by design, I don’t know. Just wanted to let you know in case you observe the same. When mixing the contents from the can use small portions. Mostly because it hardens so fast. The hardener you mix with it, really only a ‘little dab will do ya’. I think the directions said use a bead the length of the diameter of the filler material from the can but really I only used a pea size for maybe 2” diameter material. It still hardens fast. I mixed it with a small stick. Really Popsicle sticks would work great but I didn’t have them. Applying the mix you want to do right away. One reviewer mentioned using a bag like a baker would for frosting. I tried it and failed. Too much fuss to get it in the bag and then try to squeeze it out into the gap. Just plain messy. I used small sticks broken from paint stir sticks to apply it. It was alright but whatever you choose, note that this stuff will harden to that as well so have other sticks available. To fill the gap I was working on it took maybe 6-10 mixes using small portions. The final application was dry in about 15 minutes and ready for sanding. I used a utility knife to shave bumps and edges off and then used 80 grit sandpaper followed by 100-150 grit.
As far as color. Mine was a yellowish/golden color. Some reviews said it was green. I noticed some green color when mixing which makes me wonder if they used too much hardener which seemed a bit blue in color.
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| Brand | bondo |
|---|---|
| Specific Uses For Product | Woodworking, Repair, Carpentry, Furniture, Wall Repair |
| Material | Wood |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
| Item Form | Paste |
| Special Feature | Fast curing, all-purpose usage, water-resistant bond, interior/exterior applications |
| Color | Salmon |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Package Information | Can |
| Item Volume | 12 Fluid Ounces |
| Full Cure Time | 2E+1 Minutes |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Unit Count | 12.0 Ounce |
| UPC | 051131300811 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00051131315808, 00051131300811 |
| Manufacturer | 3M |
| Product Dimensions | 3.25 x 3.25 x 4.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.05 pounds |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| ASIN | B01EB92ZWQ |
| Item model number | FD-PT-ES |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,353 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #20 in Wood Filler |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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Simply – it works great. Dries super fast. Use small amounts. Yes there is an odor. Let me elaborate more. I read several reviews. Some liked it and some didn’t. Some people may have been impatient with it and just gave up on it too quickly. Others may have not liked the color and certainly one should be aware of what you are placing over it afterwards. For me it was painting with a solid color. Some may not have liked it due it hardening so fast. If you mix a lot, you might be wasting a lot due to it hardening fast. First off when I opened the can I thought it would be fuller like paint cans. The can I had, wasn’t. Was this by design, I don’t know. Just wanted to let you know in case you observe the same. When mixing the contents from the can use small portions. Mostly because it hardens so fast. The hardener you mix with it, really only a ‘little dab will do ya’. I think the directions said use a bead the length of the diameter of the filler material from the can but really I only used a pea size for maybe 2” diameter material. It still hardens fast. I mixed it with a small stick. Really Popsicle sticks would work great but I didn’t have them. Applying the mix you want to do right away. One reviewer mentioned using a bag like a baker would for frosting. I tried it and failed. Too much fuss to get it in the bag and then try to squeeze it out into the gap. Just plain messy. I used small sticks broken from paint stir sticks to apply it. It was alright but whatever you choose, note that this stuff will harden to that as well so have other sticks available. To fill the gap I was working on it took maybe 6-10 mixes using small portions. The final application was dry in about 15 minutes and ready for sanding. I used a utility knife to shave bumps and edges off and then used 80 grit sandpaper followed by 100-150 grit. As far as color. Mine was a yellowish/golden color. Some reviews said it was green. I noticed some green color when mixing which makes me wonder if they used too much hardener which seemed a bit blue in color.
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Simply – it works great. Dries super fast. Use small amounts. Yes there is an odor.
Let me elaborate more. I read several reviews. Some liked it and some didn’t. Some people may have been impatient with it and just gave up on it too quickly. Others may have not liked the color and certainly one should be aware of what you are placing over it afterwards. For me it was painting with a solid color. Some may not have liked it due it hardening so fast. If you mix a lot, you might be wasting a lot due to it hardening fast.
First off when I opened the can I thought it would be fuller like paint cans. The can I had, wasn’t. Was this by design, I don’t know. Just wanted to let you know in case you observe the same. When mixing the contents from the can use small portions. Mostly because it hardens so fast. The hardener you mix with it, really only a ‘little dab will do ya’. I think the directions said use a bead the length of the diameter of the filler material from the can but really I only used a pea size for maybe 2” diameter material. It still hardens fast. I mixed it with a small stick. Really Popsicle sticks would work great but I didn’t have them. Applying the mix you want to do right away. One reviewer mentioned using a bag like a baker would for frosting. I tried it and failed. Too much fuss to get it in the bag and then try to squeeze it out into the gap. Just plain messy. I used small sticks broken from paint stir sticks to apply it. It was alright but whatever you choose, note that this stuff will harden to that as well so have other sticks available. To fill the gap I was working on it took maybe 6-10 mixes using small portions. The final application was dry in about 15 minutes and ready for sanding. I used a utility knife to shave bumps and edges off and then used 80 grit sandpaper followed by 100-150 grit.
As far as color. Mine was a yellowish/golden color. Some reviews said it was green. I noticed some green color when mixing which makes me wonder if they used too much hardener which seemed a bit blue in color.
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