Any really good reasons to (or to not) use one over the other?
Tried SuperFil back in the 90's. Never tried Aeropoxy Light.
Nothing
wrong with pre-mixed filler....it works, within its narrow spectrum of intended use.
The claims of "easier sanding" and "less pinholes" are very subjective.
Sanding ease is mostly a function of epoxy/microballoon ratio. A dry mix sands easier. I'm told adding talc is another approach, and some recipes seem to include ground plastics. The base material in all lightweight filler is microballooons. I use glass micro only, and I'm as lazy as the next guy. Some builders are real cheapskates about sandpaper. Buy good stuff and replace it often.
Voids and bubbles are due to air entrainment during mixing. Mixing thick pastes like SuperFil in a cup will entrain lots of air. For premix use a mixing board just like bondo.
I realize the price of composite filler is not a big deal in the context of an RV. Still, you can buy a pound of glass micro, a pound of flox, and a pound of cabo for the same total price as one single quart of SuperFil. With these base ingredients in hand you can do anything. It's a lot like prepared food from the freezer case vs fresh ingredients.
My task this AM was to pot some phenolic hinge material in a glass flange. Mix 20 grams of a high Tg epoxy with 6.6 grams of hardener (see why I don't use pumps?), toss in some flox and a pinch of cabo, and I have exactly what I need for this particular task, without waste. Tomorrow I can mix a lightweight filler, or a structural filler, or a casting material, or......well, you get the idea. The blue stuff would still be on the shelf.
Anyway, you want comparison opinions? Go to any RV fly-in and look for the unpainted birds just out of Phase 1. Sure as sunshine there will be at least one party-colored airplane....blue here, red there, gray, beige, black, every filler color in the spectrum. The builder tried 'em all, looking for the "easy" one.
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