Review on 🔧 Efficient Dynatron 3 Pack Spreaders, 358: A Must-Have for Seamless Applications by Timothy Cole

After mixing the first batch of Bondo, I spread it out in a small, even layer. After removing the dried material and doing a second pass with the same spreader (the largest), I noticed that the spreader was extremely uneven with a bulge in the middle. I examined the brace and found that it was permanently misshapen and had a small nick that would not fold back. I've been using Bondo and Spreaders for years and know they're partially disposable, but I've never seen any breakage after the first pass. They are made by 3M so I am guessing they are the same as the Bondo brand shakers so maybe I just got a bad batch. However, I spent money on it.