Custom Shop Plastic 14-1/2" x 10" Body Filler Mixing Board/Pallete - (Pack of 2) Also Useful as an Artists Pallete

I'm not a professional autobody person, but this product works perfectly fine for mixing 2-part Bondo All Purpose Putty. I've also used it to mix 2-part P.C. Woody wood filler and after a dozen or so mixing sessions, I'm beginning to see some wear from aggressive scraping (and I noticed a small defect in my putty knife that caused the scratches). As far as clean up, the Bondo product sets fairly fast, once it starts to harden, I flex the board a couple times and the leftover Bondo comes off with little effort. The P.C. Woody dries much slower and requires scraping and wiping with a cloth. I've never had to use a solvent to clean the board and based on other reviews, I'd recommend not using solvents on this board.

work perfect for mixing bondo.

Exactly as described

Decent for the money. Hard to clean compared to the lids used for body fillers. But overall a good product for its intended purpose

These are what I always am happiest with when painting my art. love the size and they wash off fairly easy when you don't let your paint sit there for hours.

These are the best things for doing body work for applying your adhesive or your filler clean them right off with some lacquer thinner and reuse them over and over and over I love these things

They could be more easily cleaned, However, they are inexpensive enough that they can be tossed in the trash when they get too bad.

I purchased this product because I wanted a flat surface to mix paint on. It is light and flexible so if you like holding your pallete this might not be the best pallete for you. I came into some problems with cleaning. I use acrylic so when the paint dries it is usually easy to peel off. Not on this board, it seems the acrylic likes to stick and stain the plastic. When I tried using a razor to clean the razor would sink into the soft plastic pallete. The functionality is still there but it is a pain to clean. Maybe invest in a glass pallete or better yet buy a cheap glass photo frame and convert that into a pallete. I have had other plastic boards that clean a million times better than this, maybe it has to do with the hardness of the plastic.