Glazing and Spot Putty, Fills Pinholes, Scratches, Minor Dings & Hairline Cracks, 16 oz, 1 Tube

perfect

Worked for the job we did

The smaller versions of these go for 6 bucks a piece. If you do a lot of 3D print work like I do getting this size is a life and money saver. Highly recommend honestly still on my first tube I bought months ago and I have printed over a hundred pieces easy and used it on them. There is a very strong smell but that is expected for Bondo so use in a very well ventilated area with a mask if possible. The quality is amazing and works wonderful easy to sand off. The color is red and gets red dust all over when you sand so watch out for that. I haven't had a leak issue I know some said the tube busted or messed up which I could see if you bend it a lot so try not to do that. I put pictures in when I was first working on my larger 3D print and when it's almost done so you can see how easy it is to prime and paint over.

Great cabinet bondo. Works better than wood filler, sands easy, easy clean up, drys fast and works to fill in the grain and low spots in the wood. Allows primer and paint to lay flat if you do it right.

Works well for filling seams and pinholes on woodworking. definitely needs to be primed twice and painted to completely hide the red from bleeding through. Definitely need a shop vac against it. One sanding as it is a fine powder that will go everywhere.

I'm using this to fill in print lines on 3d printed cosplay pieces. Think Space Bounty Hunter. Everyone recommended this product and I've seen dozens of video tutorials showing how to use it. Perhaps I got a bad batch, but as soon as I go from tube to my piece the putty is already drying and flaking as I apply. Doesn't bode well for making a family's worth of Mando armor. Very time consuming while applying, but I'm willing to try another tube at some point to see if it was just an isolated incident. When it does dry properly, it's very sandable and has been decent to fill in layer lines.