A car without Bondo will always be better than a car with it, but that doesn’t necessarily make the popular automotive body filler bad. In certain contexts, it can be quite the contrary.

Bondo is a brand of body filler, but it's also the generic term for plastic filler that, when uttered, makes many car guys cringe. Anyone restoring an old car knows what it's like to start working ...

"Body filler—Bondo if you will—is not a bad thing when applied properly, and is a necessary step in the paint prep process," assures Gates. "There are a few rules to initial bodywork and ...

February 1956 was the start of a very good year for me. I had turned 16 and got my driver’s license, after which my parents gave me a 1951 Ford two-door sedan that was furnished with a flathead ...

We all know it, we all love it, and the guy parked outside of the 7-11 covered his car in it. What is it? Polyester body filler, better known by the almost generic trademark, Bondo.

Bondo is the decades-old material beloved by car body repair shop mechanics, do-it-yourselfers and even professional NASCAR teams for a quick repair. Its’ fast-drying characteristics made it the ...

How to do Dent Repair Your Car Prior to Painting. Small dents and small patches are easy to fill with body filler. Body filler is a plastic resin that is sandable, adheres well to metal, and lasts ...

Epoxy wood filler and Bondo are both commonly used to repair wood, but they have their unique pros and cons. Here's what to reach for during your next DIY.

We all know it, we all love it, and the guy parked outside of the 7-11 covered his car in it. What is it? Polyester body filler, better known by the almost generic trademark, Bondo. There’s a… ...

I don’t know how I’d feel about hitting a wall in a Bondo’ed Formula One car. Actually, I do ... it’ll usually be a better result than attacking your car with a bucket of body repair putty.