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Usually I have seen a can of the actual bondo lasting two years tops. This is at a constant temperature around 50-90F.

What I have seen happen alot is the hardener or catalist hardening or seperating. But you can buy new tubes...hoever think about this. IF you are workin on a $150 bucket would you want to chance putting bondo that won't cure on it? OR spend the extra $10-$15 to get a new can?

~Darren

[QUOTE="Prymer13, post: 42669, member: 267"] Usually I have seen a can of the actual bondo lasting two years tops. This is at a constant temperature around 50-90F. What I have seen happen alot is the hardener or catalist hardening or seperating. But you can buy new tubes...hoever think about this. IF you are workin on a $150 bucket would you want to chance putting bondo that won't cure on it? OR spend the extra $10-$15 to get a new can? ~Darren [/QUOTE]

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