Sealant for PU blank before spray gunning blank then epoxy glassing

Hi all

As the title suggests:
Any advise.
I am nearing completion of 2 PU blanks. I wish to paint both these with a spray gun and air compressor. I have set up and bought everything and am ready to go (yes, a good acrylic paint).
There are some imperfections and a few divots in the two blanks. I don’t want to try and further sand these out as the blanks look good, and the minor imperfections are quite numerous.
Can someone recommend a good way to do a sealant on a PU blank before I spray gun the blank and then epoxy laminate it.

Regards

May be you can try with acrylic lightweight spackle diluated to cream texture. This is a common way to seal eps blanks before paint, i think it can work well on pu too. It easy to spread thin then to sand fine, add near no weight, perfect for acrylic paint.

Thanks lemat. Yes, I just bought this online.
I saw a YouTube video of a shaper using it. It looked real good and easy. I made sure to get the acrylic type and that is indoor and outdoor appropriate: https://www.bunnings.com.au/parfix-500g-ready-to-use-multipurpose-filler-500g_p1210321?srsltid=AfmBOor1yRmF9k8yFLfDvvd1uZvx5r-fyX84a6FWGh8Rg4QQ1dLQZ8Pq

For us in Aus.

Actually what would you recommend:
The one I just posted or this: https://www.bunnings.com.au/selleys-180g-spakfilla-rapid-gap-filler-180g_p1231864

Same shop so I can get a refund (largest Australian DIY hardware store)

Regards

First link is standard plaster, heavy. Second link is lightweight, that’s wat you need.

Just dab a little lightweight spackle on pin holes using your finger. Try to keep it to a minimum. Only in the hole if possible. Don’t spread it to the adjacent cell anymore than necessary. If you just smear it around it will make the repair even more noticeable even under a primer. Spray a white latex all purpose primer over the entire board.