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24 Ιουλ 2024 · Mixing Bondo with the hardener is almost an art form. Start with two ounces of Bondo, squeeze out a few corn-kernel-sized drops of hardener, which is typically red in color, and begin to mix it into the Bondo. When the mixture turns a light red in color, you've got a good ratio.
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7 Ιουν 2023 · Start by running a high-pressure water spray on the cracks. That will remove dirt particles and loose concrete. After cleaning a concrete crack, don’t rush to apply the Bondo. Wait for it to dry first. Step 2 – Mix the Bondo. Because it’s a two-part epoxy, Bondo has to be mixed with a hardener.
Squeeze a 3-inch strip/bead of cream hardener across the putty that you removed from the can. (Recommended: mix small amounts that can be used in 3-4 minutes.) Thoroughly mix for approximately 2 minutes using the Bondo® Spreader. Mix the putty and hardener.
24 Ιουλ 2024 · To apply Bondo, mix an inch diameter of the filler per inch-line of hardener. For example, use a 3-inch diameter amount of Bondo for a 3-inch line of hardener. Use a spreader or popsicle stick to mix the 2 ingredients together until there are no streaks left.
7 Ιαν 2024 · Step 2: Blend the Bondo. Bondo is a two-part epoxy that requires mixing with a hardener. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s recommended ratios. Bondo may not work well if you use too much hardener, and vice versa.
Open the can and mix the Bondo with a stir stick if there is a layer of liquid on top. Use the stir stick to lift a golf ball-sized dollop of filler out of the can and reseal the can. Mix a larger amount of Bondo and hardener if the area you need to patch is larger. Look at your project to estimate the amount of Bondo needed.
