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product_id: 69356105
title: "Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight"
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price: "VT7397"
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# Water-resistant & corrosion-proof Ultra-fine compound for precision Self-leveling for flawless finish Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight

**Brand:** silverhook
**Price:** VT7397
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Fix it like a pro, finish like a boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight by silverhook
- **How much does it cost?** VT7397 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- silverhook enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted silverhook brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable & Weatherproof:** Corrosion-resistant and water-resistant, perfect for exterior automotive and home repairs.
- • **Versatile Surface Grip:** Bonds strongly to metal, wood, concrete & select plastics—one filler for all your projects.
- • **Rapid Hardening Formula:** Sets firm within minutes, letting you sand and paint faster to beat deadlines.
- • **Effortless Self-Leveling:** Automatically smooths out for a professional-grade finish every time.
- • **Precision Ultra-Fine Compound:** Fill scratches & dents with surgical accuracy for a seamless surface.

## Overview

Big Boy Ultra Fine Body Filler is a 250ml two-component polyester putty designed for ultra-smooth finishing on scratches and uneven surfaces. Its self-leveling, corrosion-resistant formula bonds to metal, wood, concrete, and some plastics, hardens quickly, sands easily without clogging, and provides a durable base ready for paint—ideal for automotive, marine, and home repair professionals seeking flawless results.

## Description

From the manufacturer Big Boy Ultra Fine Body Filler Ultra Smooth Finish Fine Compound Excellent Levelling Properties 250ml Available Ultra-Fine Body Filler is a two-component putty for use on scratches and on uneven surfaces. Use Ultra-Fine Filler at the finishing stage before painting. Ultra-Fine Body Filler has excellent sanding properties and will also grip onto metal, wood, bridging fillers, concrete, and some PVCs. As it is corrosion-resistant, Ultra-fine Filler makes a perfect exterior filler for areas requiring a paint finish e.g. window frames, walls, car body panels, etc Step 1 Ensure surface to be filled is free from grease and loose dirt. Brush off surface dust with damp cloth and leave to dry. Step 2 Mix the filler with hardener in the ratio supplied, (e.g. half tin of filler - half a tube of hardener) thoroughly to obtain a uniform colour. Step 3 Apply mixture immediately with firm pressure using spreader and build up to required level. Paste will start to harden within 5 minutes. Note: Hardening times will vary. Step 4 Leave to set for approximately 1 hour. Once dry surface can be sanded and wiped over.

Review: Super fine - First time using any kind of body filler to fill in two indicator 'holes' where my old indicators used to mount to on my motorcycle's ABS body panels. The mounting spots for the front indicators were about 20mm x 30mm with a short recess before curving out into the rest of the panel. I had re-wired the headlight 'aux/running' rights to be indicators by swapping the W5W bulbs for amber LED W5W units and swapping some cables so it meant I no longer needed the bulky stalk indicators and could fill in the hole. This stuff worked just as I had hoped. I was going to use some mouldable glue like 'Sugru' however I thought this would be a more permanent and neater solution. The only difficulty I had is that I didn't want to use the entire tub at once as I didn't need that much. I only needed to use about 1/10th whats in the tub but theres no measurements to how much hardener I need per random amount of whats in the tub. I did it by eye and I appeared to have got it right as it hardened just fine. It stinks, as a warning. It lets of a lot of vapour and you wanna do this outside in a well ventilated area. Mask up the area you're working with as you don't want this stuff to cure on any surface you don't want to get ruined. When it was fully cured (I left it for 2 days, this wasn't required I was just able to) it was time to sand it down to match the curvature of the panel. It's super satisfying and so so easy to sand this material as it just turns into powder and doesn't clog up sandpaper. Once finished, it's immediately ready for paint and it takes a coat super well. The end results were far from perfect, as I said this was my first time, I wasn't expecting a bodyshop finish. Close up, you can tell, but that wasn't my goal I just wanted to fill them in. I'll edit my review if they crack or fall out as it does say on the tin that it *may* not stick to some plastics. However it felt very firm and didnt move at all during sanding. In summary, this stuff is great to work with and has amazing sanding properties. I highly recommend using this stuff instead of mouldable glue as you'll get a much better finish. However, be prepared as it's harder to do and you need much more prep beforehand.
Review: Excellent for 3D prints but cures fast - This is difficult to be critical of. It's a great filler, it's just about the only one I'd recommend for 3D printing or general use, can confirm I've used it with eSun PLA+ with great success. Tried several brands and technologies including AK, Vallejo, Toupret, and this came out on top. I can't speak for the other variants that Silverhook makes however. It sands real smooth and doesn't suffer from chipping provided the surfaces are prepared beforehand, adheres very well, very fine consistency too. I fully understand that 3D prints are not the intended use but it does work, only too fast. The solution to this is to do it in lots of small successive batches. For fellow 3D printing enthusiasts I've written some directions for use below, assuming the print is fresh off the printer: 1. Buy generic Chinese sanding blocks (orange, blue, grey multipacks, 24 pack was the best value for me) and use from 60 to 220 grit to reduce print lines, keep sanding until the surface looks somewhat fuzzy. 2. Buy generic chinese sanding PADS (red felt-backed, for attaching to power tools usually in an 18 pack) and use with a black and decker mouse until you're satisfied with the surface smoothness. 3. Buy some bulk packs of clear pill measuring cups (50pk ~£5), and bamboo wax jumbo lollipop sticks (1000pk £10~15). 4. Decant and stir up a very small batch say 10ml filler, to 1ml red catalyst (a pea sized amount). 5. Mix it extremely thoroughly, fold and scrape, make sure none is left unmixed as it simply won't cure. You can tell by the shade of colour, uncured is lighter. 6. Use a new lollipop stick to spatula it on, and add slightly more than you think you need. You can build up coats instead but there's really no point. 7. Use generic Chinese sanding BLOCKS to take off the bulk of the excess, then use the PADS with a black and decker mouse until the surface is silky smooth. 8. Prime with Jenolite and polish with the finest grade sanding pad. Best of luck!

## Features

- Fine Compound
- Ultra Smooth Finish
- Added Leveling Properties

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00C9D5T70 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 260 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) 2 in Fillers, Adhesives & Sealants |
| Brand | SILVERHOOK |
| Colour | gray |
| Compatible Material | Concrete, Metal, Wood |
| Container Type | Can |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (5,363) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05036029046830 |
| Included Components | Applicator |
| Item Form | Putty |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Body Filler |
| Item Volume | 250 Millilitres |
| Manufacturer | Silverhook ltd |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BIG11 |
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Number | BIG11 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Self Leveling |
| Specific Uses For Product | car,boat,home |
| Unit Count | 250.0 millilitre |
| Viscosity Level | Low |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SILVERHOOK
- **Item form:** Putty
- **Material:** Polyester
- **Special feature:** Self Leveling
- **Specific uses for product:** car,boat,home

## Images

![Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/710xdgTvzPL.jpg)
![Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/813JLFsQRaL.jpg)
![Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81xg3O9wlyL.jpg)
![Silverhook Big Boy Body Filler 250ml Ultra Fine Lightweight - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71VBld9FpbL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the mix ratio of this, please? And can you buy the two components separately if needed?**
A: Take out enough of the white paste you think you will need, then roll the mix and then arrange it into a 50 mm long strip equal thickness on the plastic lid

Then squeeze the hardner along that length and mix quickly until you see a slight change in colour without any white only showing. A pinkish shade.

Now quickly use it, you dont have much time, I think it said on the can 5 min, in that time it goes hard. See the idear below

paste      XXXXXXXXXX
hardner  xxxxxxxxxxxx

Equal lengths thats all, forget about the thickness, just get the length right.

Dont count the Xx above, its ment to show the paste is the same thickness along its length.

Then the hardner same length, same thicknesses on top of the paste length

How to make something complicated? try typing an answer in a small box on a cell phone screen.

**Q: What is the viscosity like when applying this? Is it thin/thick, sticky, and easy to apply?**
A: If you add the correct amount of hardener and mix quickly, it's quiet sloppy...however as each second goes by it beome as it starts hardening the viscosity increases and it's quite sticky and messy to work with, if your doing a large deep fill...in my case about 2 inches in length and haf inch deep and wide....Wear gloves.VicG

**Q: Will this work for alloy wheels, I need to fill curb scratches and fill in a few little chucks that were taken out of the wheels?

Thanks**
A: This item is body filler and should be ok to fill scrapes and chunks on allow wheels

**Q: cancan I use this product for large gaps? 1 metre long and 1 cm deep**
A: Yes, it may be better to fill in a couple of layers to avoid cracking and shinkage when drying.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super fine
*by M***X on 4 June 2023*

First time using any kind of body filler to fill in two indicator 'holes' where my old indicators used to mount to on my motorcycle's ABS body panels. The mounting spots for the front indicators were about 20mm x 30mm with a short recess before curving out into the rest of the panel. I had re-wired the headlight 'aux/running' rights to be indicators by swapping the W5W bulbs for amber LED W5W units and swapping some cables so it meant I no longer needed the bulky stalk indicators and could fill in the hole. This stuff worked just as I had hoped. I was going to use some mouldable glue like 'Sugru' however I thought this would be a more permanent and neater solution. The only difficulty I had is that I didn't want to use the entire tub at once as I didn't need that much. I only needed to use about 1/10th whats in the tub but theres no measurements to how much hardener I need per random amount of whats in the tub. I did it by eye and I appeared to have got it right as it hardened just fine. It stinks, as a warning. It lets of a lot of vapour and you wanna do this outside in a well ventilated area. Mask up the area you're working with as you don't want this stuff to cure on any surface you don't want to get ruined. When it was fully cured (I left it for 2 days, this wasn't required I was just able to) it was time to sand it down to match the curvature of the panel. It's super satisfying and so so easy to sand this material as it just turns into powder and doesn't clog up sandpaper. Once finished, it's immediately ready for paint and it takes a coat super well. The end results were far from perfect, as I said this was my first time, I wasn't expecting a bodyshop finish. Close up, you can tell, but that wasn't my goal I just wanted to fill them in. I'll edit my review if they crack or fall out as it does say on the tin that it *may* not stick to some plastics. However it felt very firm and didnt move at all during sanding. In summary, this stuff is great to work with and has amazing sanding properties. I highly recommend using this stuff instead of mouldable glue as you'll get a much better finish. However, be prepared as it's harder to do and you need much more prep beforehand.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent for 3D prints but cures fast
*by E***R on 18 July 2024*

This is difficult to be critical of. It's a great filler, it's just about the only one I'd recommend for 3D printing or general use, can confirm I've used it with eSun PLA+ with great success. Tried several brands and technologies including AK, Vallejo, Toupret, and this came out on top. I can't speak for the other variants that Silverhook makes however. It sands real smooth and doesn't suffer from chipping provided the surfaces are prepared beforehand, adheres very well, very fine consistency too. I fully understand that 3D prints are not the intended use but it does work, only too fast. The solution to this is to do it in lots of small successive batches. For fellow 3D printing enthusiasts I've written some directions for use below, assuming the print is fresh off the printer: 1. Buy generic Chinese sanding blocks (orange, blue, grey multipacks, 24 pack was the best value for me) and use from 60 to 220 grit to reduce print lines, keep sanding until the surface looks somewhat fuzzy. 2. Buy generic chinese sanding PADS (red felt-backed, for attaching to power tools usually in an 18 pack) and use with a black and decker mouse until you're satisfied with the surface smoothness. 3. Buy some bulk packs of clear pill measuring cups (50pk ~£5), and bamboo wax jumbo lollipop sticks (1000pk £10~15). 4. Decant and stir up a very small batch say 10ml filler, to 1ml red catalyst (a pea sized amount). 5. Mix it extremely thoroughly, fold and scrape, make sure none is left unmixed as it simply won't cure. You can tell by the shade of colour, uncured is lighter. 6. Use a new lollipop stick to spatula it on, and add slightly more than you think you need. You can build up coats instead but there's really no point. 7. Use generic Chinese sanding BLOCKS to take off the bulk of the excess, then use the PADS with a black and decker mouse until the surface is silky smooth. 8. Prime with Jenolite and polish with the finest grade sanding pad. Best of luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great, but please give better instructions!
*by G***T on 26 June 2020*

Just to be clear, this product is generally very good. I am using it to fill holes and gouges in an old table I'm upcycling and it sticks perfectly, sands down to a lovely finish, and takes paint nicely. I highly recommend it for woodworking. However...the mixing instructions are useless to anyone who is not using the whole tin in one mix. To be fair I can imagine that people using this for car body repairs do just that. Let me paraphrase the mixing instructions - "mix and equal ratio of filler and hardener (eg. half a tin of filler to half a tube of hardener)". I laughed out loud at that instruction because the tin of filler is about fifteen times bigger than the tub of hardener! And the tube of hardener is opaque plastic - there's no way to tell how much is in there. I thought "this is easy...I can just weigh them out on a digital kitchen scale". But no...the tin of filler is measured in volume units (250 ml) and the tube of hardener is in weight units (15g). There's no way to easily measure out on the scales. So...my first batch set in about 90 seconds - probably because I added too much hardener and also it was baking hot in the room. My second batch was much better. I left the tin in my wine fridge (12 degrees C) overnight and used a bit less hardener. It went rubbery in 5 mins (at which point you can't use it anymore) and was hard enough to sand in 10-15 mins. As I said, I'm very pleased with the finish, but I suspect I'm going to run out of hardener much quicker than I run out of filler, and better instructions would have helped to avoid that.

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*Last updated: 2026-05-15*