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This product works the same as the Bondo plastic flller I used as a teen to make repairs to autobody, and uses the same cream hardener, but the color is beige/tan to resemble wood. As other reviewers commented, expect some settling to occur in the can. My can of Bondo Wood Filler included a tube of red hardener, which when mixed with the beige/tan Bondo, turned a salmon color. Since I intended to prime and paint the repaired area, the color of the hardener wasn't an issue, but you need to use the white hardener if you don't want to change the color of the Bondo. The product cures quickly, depending on the amount of hardener used, and sands easily. I tend to use less hardener to allow more time to mix and apply the product. I was facing a $1,600 expense to replace a 4-casement baedroom window. By using Bondo Wood Filler, I was able to repair the rotted wood and defer having to replace the window. hopefully for a few more years. I attached photos of the window before and after.