3M's Bondo filler was invented by a body shop owner and originally intended for use on cars, but woodworkers soon discovered its bonding properties and started using it for carpentry.

“3M has been repairing race cars -- and the occasional race track -- with Bondo body filler almost as long as there have been race cars,” said Shawn Collins, Senior Technical Services Engineer ...

Bondo is a name brand body filler for automotive repairs. It has its uses, but it's not always the best idea. Learn more in this guide.

Bondo Glazing and Spot Putty is a 1-part putty that fills imperfections, pinholes in body filler, scratches, and paint chips. 11. Some fine sanding was used to smooth out the putty and help blend ...

MAPLEWOOD, Minn. — 3M Co. said it will acquire automotive parts maker Bondo Corp. to complement the Minnesota company’s own auto parts business. Terms of the deal were not released Tuesday.

Before Bondo came along in 1955, bodywork was a dangerous, delicate affair that required a torch, lead solder, and an ocean of experience. Polyester-based fillers arose out of a need.

MAPLEWOOD, Minn.—3M Co. said it will acquire automotive parts maker Bondo Corp. to complement the Minnesota company’s own auto parts business. Terms of the deal were not released Tuesda… ...

Bondo is a brand of body filler, but it's also the generic term for plastic filler that, when uttered, makes many car guys cringe. Anyone restoring an old car knows what it's like to start working ...