Ratings & Reviews for Bondo Clear Interior Fiberglass resin repair 28.7 Fluid ounce(s)

Great product!

Awesome product, easy to use!

Easier than you think

If you have never worked with fiberglass mat and resin before then this is the one to start with. Easy directions and straight forward. Get ready to jump right on it.

Good Stuff

I use it to mold knife scales. Relatively easy to use and makes a product.

Patching a boat deck

This product worked as expected and made a nice repair.

This product is amazing!

After going through five cans and spending nearly $100 on flex and leak seal I went this route. If you are considering a spray seal, think again. They don't work. I had a small leak in my fountain, so small I couldn't see it. The water going down in one day and wet ground underneath was the only indicator. I coated the inside with flex seal and nothing. I then used leak seal on the outside and still no difference. I applied this fiberglass resin and that was the ticket. It completely sealed the ...

Very good experience.

I use this product to repair my trucks body work on and around rusted metal. Once I use it the rust never comes back. Good stuff.

Great price!

The product worked great I used it on a fiber glass tub,I followed the directions and it set great and cleaned it up next after it dried!

Worked Perfectly

I bought this to make a temporary repair to the fiberglass tub in the master bedroom, was just the right amount, and made the bottom of the tub solid again, until it is replaced

Read directions!

Don't mix it all at once for a big job! It will harden in 30 seconds! Lol

Not for artwork

I wanted to make a resin cover for handpainted trays I'm making and it just did not adhere evenly, some shriveled as it dries away from the edges of the tray, and there are areas where it was so thin it doesn't seem to even be there: I'm definitely going to have to sand it but am worrying about sanding my actual painting bc the application did not self-level as I'd been told it would. I did paint the underlayer first before pouring the resin evenly around.

Not what I'd hoped

I was excited to try this to seal a concrete pond waterfall. I am an avid DIY-er and believed this would be the answer to my problems. Turns out, I was in WAY over my head. The two part epoxy is sooo hard to work with. The fiber cloth had holes in it where it separated slightly between the weave. Cloth in general is filled with holes, so I did not think it would be such a problem. The epoxy did well on the cloth that had consistent weave, but would not fill the small (almost pin like) holes in t...

Works good, but smells

I used the Bondo fiberglass resin to fix a big hole in my boat. This stuff works just fine, but it really has a chemical smell. Most of these fiberglass resin do have a chemical smell though.

Did the job of filling a wood cavity

Worked OK as per instructions. It has a strong odor. Also, the hardener is a very small tube and it makes it difficult to set the small amounts needed for each application. It is not easy for most of us to measure and mix very small amounts of a thick liquid, fortunately it seemed to harden OK in each application. It would have been much easier if the hardener had more volume, mixing would have been less critical. Also would have been easier if it was smaller... then it could have been measured ...

good choice made

it has only been one week since i used the product , it seem it is going to hold up the whole repair in the wood submurdge in the pond.

Quick tub repair

needed to fix a daughters bath tub really fast a couple of coats of resin ans two layers of fiberglass and some sanding and we are in business. Process took about and hour to patch and over night to make sure it hardened some light sanding and the Grandkids were back in it