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Been curious to try it on a few models of mine. I was wondering about others experiences with it, good and bad to help me decide to waste the money on it or not

it's decent for smoothing out minor irregularities, smoothing out a rough surface, or filling in SMALL bubbles you're more than likely to run into with resin casts. Just be sure to use a cheapo brush with it

I used it to fill in some of the "Engravings" on Grey Knight armor and it worked fairly well, past filling small gaps and minor imperfections no, but for that specific purpose, yes it definitely works.

I find it quite hard to use as it dries so much thinner than it looks when you first apply it, then you end up having to do loads of layers to achieve anything

Ive actually found it works really nicely for building up smooth surfaces or filling shallow gaps if you use a wet stanley knife blade with it, in the same way you would use a filling knife and fine filler. Dip the knife blade or a wet brush into the green stuff, scoop some out, apply to area, and smooth with the wet blade.

I've been using a colour shaper with, it seems ok, I wouldn't risk a brush with it.
When I first got it I found it shrank too much but after being left slightly open for a while (stupid pots) it seems better now that it has thickened.

Well I just finished watching a review on it, I guess the main problem with filling cracks is shrinkage and like Inflatable love badger said "loads of layers" must be applied, the review by watchingpaintdry on youtube suggests using it with finecast bubbles and imperfections or using it with regular green stuff to fill cracks

It also makes a really cool way to add texture to a flat area. I use it to muck up the armour on my chaos marines and add skin texture to some of my nids.