Polyvance Flex Filler 2 (Tubes)

This product made good repairs for me. But don't bother with the recommended adhesion promoter because it does not work, see my review on that. Just use the filler alone. Prep the repair area by roughing it up with 80 grit sandpaper, blow the dust off with compressed air, apply the filler, let it harden overnight, it sands and feathers out nicely and makes a good repair, that's how it worked for me after I ditched the adhesion promoter.

I bought these to use for my small Autobody business. It is a great product, it does the same job as the high end, high price product. I used it so many times and it holds very well, sands very well, drying time is acceptable. Easy to use. Totally recommend it

Worked on my c3 bumper and sands great with board sander.

Working on a Jeep plastic bumper and cutting a hole to repair a dent, this product is easy to apply with a puddy knife. Fulls in the area and easily to sand. Good product.

Restoring an older model golf cart for a client and used this to fill deep scratches, etc. Needed something flexible, paintable and good adhesion. Dries quick, sands well and seems very durable.

Great repair material just as good as 3m repair material better price

Does not adhere to ATV plastic fenders. It mixed well and went on easily and was sandable in about 20 minutes. But after sanding, I could not feather the edges. There was always a slight ridge to the sanded edge, and finally, I took my fingernail and lifted the whole piece off in one big rubber sheet. The surface was sanded with rough paper and then cleaned, but it would not stick.

Nice filler for bumper. I had a large eyesore bumper dent on the suburban for 6 years and was tired of looking at it. I first pulled a good part of the dent with a larger suction dent puller, there was some dent left that I couldn’t pull out so I filled it. I never attempted this before , the result was a decent diy fix so I think anyone can tackle a similar dent with this excellent flex filler. I did it in one day.