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I used the Quick Steel to fill the hole in the top of the batting helmet, and it hardened enough to sand in about 3 minutes. I used a penny on the inside to keep the putty in its place, but when I tried to get it off after the putty hardened, the penny was stuck on there permanently. I even tried to pry it out with a screwdriver, but it wouldn't budge. I think I like this stuff. The only drawback is the odor...it smells like...roadkill on a freshly tarred highway.

[QUOTE="dung0beetle, post: 120894, member: 1611"] I used the Quick Steel to fill the hole in the top of the batting helmet, and it hardened enough to sand in about 3 minutes. I used a penny on the inside to keep the putty in its place, but when I tried to get it off after the putty hardened, the penny was stuck on there permanently. I even tried to pry it out with a screwdriver, but it wouldn't budge. I think I like this stuff. The only drawback is the odor...it smells like...roadkill on a freshly tarred highway. [/QUOTE]

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