I have used the Hobbylite and other such products. Never again. As mentioned, dope softens it and it never re-hardens. At least, it did not for me. I had to remove it and replace it with Epoxolite.
Since then I have always used Epoxolite but now I heard Sig discontinued it.
I have a jar of something called "Micro-fill" which appears to be similar to the Hobbylite and other such products. On the jar, it says "when applying butyrate dope over Micro-fill, filler must be thoroughly dry and sealed with any polyester resin or epoxy finishing resin prior to applying butyrate dope." So, like the others, this stuff is not compatible with dope products so use at your own risk, even if you take the stated steps.
Anyone try the Elmer's wood filler? I smoothed some of it on a piece of scrap wood, let it dry, sanded it, then applied clear dope. The dope softened it but when the dope dried I could sand it and it appeared to re-harden, unlike the Hobbylite or Model Magic fillers. Still, I hesitate to use it without more information about its compatibility with dope.