Applying Bondo Glazing and Spot Putty

using Bondo glazing and spot putty and this is a product that we use keep in our vans and we use it Quite a bit on metal doors if you get any small dings or dents on metal doors We use it to get rid of those dings and The reason why we actually use Bondo glazing and spot putty is it dries a lot harder in sands to Find or finish than any of your spackles do so When you're trying to get rid of somebody gets a small dent hits it with a ball or something like that You could actually use Bondo glazing and spot putty to actually get rid of that dent so you won't see it If you're trying to put spackle on there it dries too soft and it actually sands To a point where you can still see the dent or ding or the spackle And we also use it when we're doing interior trim work all the nails that they nail the interior trim work with a new construction We spackle those nail holes then we sand them and then we go over them with this Bondo glazing and spot putty And if you don't put the Bondo glazing and spot putty on when you sand where that nail had is the spackles always a lot softer It will sand out just a little bit and you'll always be able to really lightly see where that nail hole was If you use Bondo glazing and spot putty go over the sanded spackle spot go over it with the Bondo glazing and spot putty Then sand it with a medium 3M sanding sponge You will not be able to see that nail head or nail hole that was there once you top coat it with two top coats And we all of our new construction when we're going around all the nail heads that we spackle and sand then we prime After we spackle sand prime apply Bondo Losing a spot putty to all those nail heads and your trim work will come out looking like a new automobile finish