Ratings & Reviews for Bondo Clear Interior/Exterior All-purpose putty 30.4 Ounce(s)

All purpose putty

This is my go to wood filler. Extremely durable and sanding is a breeze.

works great for exterior wood repair

works great for exterior wood repair holds up well bonds well hard to hand sand in more intricate mouldings

refurbished front door

bought this to fill in some holes in a used from door I refinished. easy to work with (if you follow directions), cures fast, sands smooth.

Not the best but not the worst

The putty is doing what I need it to do. Easy to sand but hard to apply. Unless you know what your doing it becomes difficult to know how much hardener is needed for the temperature. I followed the instructions but it became rock before I even mixed for 2 minutes. Looking up videos online showed the hotter it is the less catalyst you use and use small batches making it take longer on the project because of all the small batches I had to make in 100+ degree heat in the shade. So it works but not ...

Dries quickly

I’ve been using it to fill in an old door (1925) to replace with new hardware. It dries nice and hard but it also tends to dry too quickly during application. Also wear a face mask while sanding!!

putty

Excellent product, easy to apply and very durable.....

Good Product

I purchased this product and used it to repair a stuccoed door jame that I damaged when replacing an exterior door. It worked great. My only issue was the learning process in mixing the bonds with the hardener. If you don’t get it right, it can set up on you pretty quick. So if you are a beginner like me, mix small batches until you get the hang of it!

All purpose putty.

When you want to get an easy to work with putty to do you wall with, this is not the product for you. This drys very quick. Very hard to sand down. Smells awful. Very hard to work with. This might be better for other project, but not for ours. We ended up just trashing it, and finding something else.

Bondo putty works like regular bondo

Only negative I noticed compared to regular automotive type is that hardener did not have as much of a contrast in color compared to "red" color of regular. Thus it wasn't as obvious if you needed to keep mixing but not a big deal because you can kinda tell.