Permatex 25909 Liquid Metal Filler, 3.5 oz.

Worked well for the application I needed it for. It took quite a while to completely cure. But it did the job. Not sure exactly what else this would be used for, But I used it in a metal craft, and it was used to smooth and fill an area and is just for looks, so strength was not a factor. It was quite smelly, but as soon as it dried, that was completely gone.

This worked great on my car .I would highly recommend this product.

Easy to use and easy to paint over

This was used on a custom made mailbox sign. It would have cost $140 to make a new one with my name on it. I filled over the current name with this and placed the lettering for my name over top. It dries rock hard and is bonded to the aluminum surface. I expect this will weather extremely well. I would recommend having acetone on hand to thin it out for a project like I did. I mixed the filler with acetone to get a thinner consistency that would dry smooth. Since I used acetone I am not sure if the product itself needed a well ventilated area or not. Great purchase that will last a long time.

Bought a trailer, used this after drilling holes in the fender for the license plate. It seems to have filled the hole and seal the drilled holes protecting them from corrosion.

This is an okay product. It does adhere and once it dries it forms a strong bond. The problem is that the surface starts drying almost straight out of the tube. We're talking 15 to 30 seconds it starts skinning over. That makes it a bit difficult to work and make a smooth surface... which is what I was going for. Fail on that point. If you're wanting a filler for small holes, this should work pretty well. It is sandable once it fully cures, so it has its uses. But personally I'd prefer a bit longer initial working time before the surface turns matte and becomes difficult to work. This is for "quick and dirty" fill jobs that you either don't care how the surface looks... or plan to sand it later.

I got tired of waiting on my husband to fix my front storm glass door, so I did it. Actually he had but it broke again. The arm at the top of the door that automatically shuts it, had literally pulled all the screws out of the door. So when you invited guests in, the door flew open and you had to grab it quickly before it slammed the glass against the brick on the side of the house. I read all the reviews and followed the instructions. Very easy. I did this by myself and it was before Christmas and New Year's. Guess what...it survived all the traffic!!! YAY!!! My husband was so impressed! Thank you!! Highly recommend! Remember, use gloves if you don't want your hands messy and paper towel or two in case it drips when you first apply. B/c it caught me off guard when I started applying and it started dripping down door. Just FYI.

Ok

We use it in our industrial works. Needs to be ideally mixed with another agent for optimum output

Great stuff, just like weld but takes a while to set up.

used to fill in cracks on metal rims before I paint them

First time I used it it was a little runny which was disappointing but after one use it is now more of a pliable solid substance. It dries nice and hard and is sandable. The ones you have to mix are stronger when dry but this is just a bit easier to use.

Works great. would buy again.