I know in the past Bondo was not that good of a body filler but it was cheap. Has their quality gotten any better? I like using RAGE but i just paid $62.00 for a gallon. What does the numbers on the side of a Rage can indicate? 105 110 120 ?

I know my local paint store their house brand is actually rage in a different can. It runs down the same line just a different packaging. The price is about 60% of rage too. You might want to see if your local supply house has a house brand and who makes it.

Bondo is heavy. Avoid it.

What is Rage? And do you know what it is based on? Bondo is polyester based, which shrinks, and crakes, and is heavy. I know of a filler that is not polyester based and weighs less than 4 lbs. a gallon, but is $$$$ Tell me about this Rage please.

I've got a buddy in the paint/body supply business. He sold my son a gallon of filler simply called "Gold" (Pro Line Performance Products) and was told it's the exact same product as Evercoat Rage Gold but at a much lower price than the Evercoat label. Just compared a can of each and the ingredients (and numbers) and packaged weight are identical.

The Evercoat fillers are "lighter" and easier to sand than Bondo. Primarily poly resin and styrene (+talc and other ingedients).

on my current project , I was nearly complete but needed a couple of quarts to finish it..
Bought some Bondo at Advance... WOW what a Pain to finish out.
By the time I got it sanded down, the money I didn't spend for Rage was quickly replaced by money on Sandpaper, electricity for the air compressor, time spent sanding and then... it had tons of pinholes that took extra time and material to fix..
bottom line, spend the money...Rage Gold. Say NO to

I use Evercoat Lightweight filler, costs about 15 at the local carquest. I can't justify spending 50 plus when 90% of it ends up as dust on the floor.

Every guy is going to have their go-to product...As far as non metallic fillers go, I like Rage Xtreme. it's easy to work with and to finish out. it covers easier than Bondo. you dont have to worry so much about the pin holes like you do with actual bondo. I feel that it is well worth the price for the time and frustration it saves.

I have recently started using Evercoat's Quantum line of fillers, and absolutely love it. It uses temperature specific catalyst instead of the regular old hardener, and more of it. (2 tubes to a half gallon) It can easily be sanded with 120 grit paper, 80 grit makes it real easy. Evercoat Quantum Filler

I use Rage & 3M Platinum

Does anyone know what the numbers on the side of the Rage can mean?
Like 105, 120, 125,