FILLER MICROLIGHT 2 OZ

A superb easy to sand filler. The more you add to the epoxy, the lighter it will be and the easier to sand it will be. I use it on model airplane construction.

I design and build sailboats full time and I have used this Microlight filler many times. Works great, feathers out nice using a regular plastic squeegee, and is easy to sand. Just remember to be sparing when you apply it, because you may end up sanding and sanding and sanding, etc.

Seems to be a good, solid system

This filler mixes with epoxy to make a nearly perfect fairing compound. Excellent spreading, strength and easy sanding (if that exists), it becomes one with your project to restore a perfect void-free filler. I use this as a final filet on any marine restoration.

Had the 406 for another part of the project I am working on with my boat and it was beyond hard to sand. Using the 410 however things got a ton easier. Very happy I chose to grab this too.

I didn't realize how far this canister would go... pretty sure I have a life time supply of this stuff.Be careful of using this outside... a little breeze will make this stuff take off on you. it's very light fine... which is a good thing of course.

Takes quite a bit of the stuff to get the thick peanut butter consistency but its great for filling in gaps and holes in wood slabs without having to worry about the wood abaorbing it or it seeping further down and requiring constant refilling. Warning though, it does smell quite fishy... literally.

Well packaged, mixes well with epoxy, and it's easy to sand.