Grind to fit stock spacer slip up fix?

[AGCin215]

So, I bought a grind to fit spacer from Kick-eez and a grind to fit butt pad from limbsaver. I also bought a wheeler jig. I had a lot of success for a first timer, and got the angles and fit to match about 98% (maybe even 99). Of course, I couldn't leave well enough alone, and so I got out my dremel to do a little touch up, and...well you can guess the rest. It's not terrible, but there's a slight divot now on one side. I could start all over again (I made the mistake of superglueing the spacer to the pad in order to increase stability), but I was wondering if anyone had any experience or ideas about a filler compound that would match the grind to fit spacer? Thanks in advance.

 

[EdP]

A photo would be helpful. Info about color, material, texture, etc. might help you get suggestions.

 

[Macintosh]

If your divot is in the spacer itself (??) Get some black epoxy dye and mix with 5 min epoxy. Clean with acetone, Fill the divot, and after fully curing sand the epoxy back to flush. Ive also used this to repair plastic butt plates that took a tumble and the toe broke—maybe easier to replace, but when thats not an option this has worked well. You can polish it back up, checker it, whatever.

Or is the divot in your stock? If so, what is the stock made of? Pic would help.