🔍 DAP INC Platinum 16OZ Patch Filler - White Paint, 16.0 Fluid Ounces Review

I had to cover up a few screw holes in the aluminum outer panel around the front door, sanded and painted. Looked great and worked.

The floor of my garage, which is at least 25 years old, was deteriorating. I cut out the bad parts and glued these. That's great. Waterproof, easy to stain and very difficult to dry. Very happy with this purchase!

I used this to patch some cracks where the wood and aluminum meet in my lane. Worked great. Dried to a very hard state. Thanks to the texture I was able to make it look like plaster. Got the color right. I liked that you can read the reviews and get what I need. It's especially good to have fast delivery before I lose the will to finish the project!

Durable, easy to apply, cures fairly quickly, can be sanded and painted, and imo has many uses from filling holes in a metal fence to replacing destroyed wood with termites . This is almost something between Bondo, spatula and wooden spatula in one. Adheres well to cracked concrete, rusty iron fences and door frames. Also a good price as it is a decent size. Be sure to prime with a good primer when painting.

Product works exactly as advertised. I bought platinum putty to patch holes in a metal door after removing small curtain hardware. I didn't want to risk using a product that might get sticky after drying. The consistency is smooth, very little odor and can be painted over after a short time. I waited maybe 30 minutes after application, lightly sanded and varnished. A good product. Highly recommended!

I am using this DAP Platinum putty to fill cracks in my eaves siding boards. The fascia boards are Douglas Fir, 35 years old and have small open cracks although still strong. This putty flows very much like a joint sealant. It dries quickly and sands well, but is significantly harder than a joint compound. I was planning on using a bondo which needs to be mixed with a hardener and used quickly before it sets. This DAP filler feels and sands like a cured Bondo with no mess when mixed! It appears

I've had a few cans of this and I will ALWAYS have it on hand. During Hurricane Sally, over half of my garden ornaments were broken. I glued the base with Loctite and then filled in all the cracks and holes with Dap. I had to fill it out twice as some parts could not be saved. It can be sanded and painted with Patio Paints. The green gnome was missing his left arm so I made him one with DAP and styrene packing foam and DAP hair on it. His name is "Itchy". This substance is washed off the hands…