Filling Imperfections: Bondo Glazing Putty vs. Aqua Coat

What happens here

A viewer asks about the superiority of Red Bondo versus Aqua Coat. The host explains that they serve different purposes. Bondo Glazing Putty is used for filling larger imperfections like dents, while Aqua Coat is specifically designed to fill the fine grain and micro-pores in wood (like oak) to achieve a smoother, paint-grade finish. Aqua Coat is also easier to sand and has a longer working time compared to solvent-based Bondo. He clarifies that Aqua Coat is not for filling large holes or dings but for microscopic grain filling.

Goal: Clarification on the different uses of Bondo Glazing Putty and Aqua Coat: Bondo for larger dents/imperfections and Aqua Coat for fine grain filling in wood.