Following advice, corker salvage/ repair

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So, per my previous post I have gone through my old cork decoys that I bought last year and will attempt to fix them up. One has made the ultimate sacrifice and is becoming filler dust for the others. So far I?ve removed the heads of several, gotten the worst of the crumbling bits out, sealed those areas with spar varnish and filled back to level. View attachment A1A2E872-7AE1-495F-8735-A29E9502512E.jpegView attachment 600B255E-6BA7-4863-ADE7-B44C60822296.jpegView attachment AE4B8155-4D1D-46BE-8F21-DFD1F708C63D.jpegView attachment E5E2FB6C-94F6-456F-AC0B-4BF9427968D5.jpegView attachment 59AD1DB1-A5AD-4DC6-BF43-7016FFF3A209.jpegView attachment 588AE32B-3D63-4F8F-B5DE-421CB6B67CDF.jpeg
These pictures may or may not all be of the same couple of decoys, but it should give you the idea.

Wish me luck, and thanks for the advice!
 
After using the cork dust and tightbond III bondo to fill some of the deeper voids I have let it sit for three days in a dry, warm place. Those areas are still somewhat soft, is this normal or did I do something wrong? Some of the areas are up to 3/4? deep
 
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