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It should be noted that the glazing spot putty DOES NOT HARDEN like bondo. It does get hard, but never truly cures. Thick areas of this stuff will not work under paint, and will ruin a paint job. It is intended to be what it is- SPOT putty, for small spots, not a surface filler. Ive had this stuff soften up from the solvents in enamel, it's a disaster. Turns everything into a slimy mess. If it were me, I would use my finger and smear either bondo, or my favorite stuff, Icing into the spots and get sanding afterwards. I only use glazing putty when absolutely necessary.

This stuff is a little thinner than bondo, and cures harder,

[QUOTE="MLS, post: 406232, member: 7329"] It should be noted that the glazing spot putty DOES NOT HARDEN like bondo. It does get hard, but never truly cures. Thick areas of this stuff will not work under paint, and will ruin a paint job. It is intended to be what it is- SPOT putty, for small spots, not a surface filler. Ive had this stuff soften up from the solvents in enamel, it's a disaster. Turns everything into a slimy mess. If it were me, I would use my finger and smear either bondo, or my favorite stuff, Icing into the spots and get sanding afterwards. I only use glazing putty when absolutely necessary. This stuff is a little thinner than bondo, and cures harder, [/QUOTE]

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