Wood Filler

[Scott Brochu]

what's the curing time on that? The body filler (bondo) that you mix cures really quickly, which is nice when you have a lot to do.

The thinner the coats the faster it is.
SO if you have small nicks and small grooves it should take a day. But let dry completely before priming.

[jswingchun]

Bondo cures in like 15 minutes. I wouldn't want to wait a day. I think I will stick with Bondo.

[Scott Brochu]

Bondo cures in like 15 minutes. I wouldn't want to wait a day. I think I will stick with Bondo.

I didn't read that off the tube, that it took all day. It's what I would recommend.
The stuff drys as soon as 5 min..DEPENDING on the thickness applied.
Thats what I meant, for all day. spot puddy is a drivertive of bondo.

[jswingchun]

I didn't read that off the tube, that it took all day. It's what I would recommend.
The stuff drys as soon as 5 min..DEPENDING on the thickness applied.
Thats what I meant, for all day. spot puddy is a drivertive of bondo.

Gotcha. I will give it a try on my next build. I like the thought of not having to mix. I see it comes in a small 4.5 oz size. That would be enough to try it out before buying the larger size.

[myn]

x8 on the Bondo. It's cheap, Cures quickly, doesn't shrink, easily sandable and durable. Just make sure you use apply it in a well ventilated area and sand with a respirator

I <3 Bondo