Bondo Plastic Metal, Seals & Fills Almost Any Metal Surface for Durability & Longevity, 5 oz.

Works as it should, or as I expected!

The BONDO Plastic Metal is the best to work with on my vehicles. It is soft and pliable and easy to spread and mold to the application required. BONDO is a superior product over the inferior EVERCOAT Plastic Metal. EVERCOAT is not pliable, is hard to even squeeze out of the tube, and is a near hardened state already. After 3 purchases of EVERCOAT with the same results, the BONDO brand was a welcomed relief.

This was a really good buy. I bought a house and the front door was really messed up with lots of small dents. I filled them in and sanded it down and then repainted.. It was my first time doing anything like this so it wasn’t perfect but came close to. It was easy to use and easy to sand over and it was not messy

Not sure if I should give this many stars or not, but it mostly does it's job if you are quick about it. Not really impressed with how quickly it starts to harden up though. That may just be me though too, but you have very little time to smooth it out before it starts to get really gummy and unworkable

I love this for filling in my 3d prints. I use this for my big props like swords since it really matters that the joints don't crack at a bump. I love that I don't have to mix a 2 part paste. It's also a good price to keep ordering again because sometimes it dries out faster than I can finish it. I haven't yet encountered a tube that doesn't cure well or has a weird consistency so far in the 3 years I've been using it. It is stinky though so use it in a well ventilated area or you'll end up with a huge headache along with anybody else in the house.

Bought this for a 3d resin print, and lemme tell you something, this thing dries faster than you think. Also, it's not for fine projects because it's rather thick and when I try to smoothen it out with some spatula, it goes flaky 'cause it's half-dry in no time. And it stinks. Like. A lot. Though it seems to do the job (sorta), I wouldn't recommend it specifically to those who, like myself, are looking for putty for resin prints.

Fills in smaller cracks and holes. Must prep and sand first.

I loved

I recently used the Bondo Plastic Metal filler and was extremely impressed with the results. It’s easy to mix and apply, with a smooth consistency that fills in gaps and cracks seamlessly. I used it to repair a cracked plastic car panel and a small dent in a metal outdoor fixture, and it bonded beautifully to both surfaces. Once cured, it sands down very well to a smooth finish, and it accepts primer and paint without any issues. The drying time is fast enough to keep the project moving but not so quick that you feel rushed. It truly lives up to the Bondo name for quality and performance. I appreciate how versatile it is—perfect for automotive, home, or DIY repairs. The tube is well-sealed and dispenses cleanly, making application neat and manageable. Overall, this is a reliable product that delivers professional results at a reasonable price. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to repair plastic or metal surfaces with confidence.

I used it as recommended to repair a cracked bumper on my old rav4. It worked as expected and was easy to sand smooth after applying a second skim coat. It set quickly even in cooler spring temps.

Only issue was that it dries very quickly so you have to work fast. The areas I was working are exposed to Canadian winters so I won't really know how well it has done until next Spring.

Repaired curbed wheel. Great

Coûte pas cher et fait du bon travail. Facile à utiliser.