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Hobby plastic sheet; cut to fit for a plug and modeling putty used like bondo on the gaps/imperfections. Putty can be found next to the modeling cements in the toy isles of dept. stores or a hobby shop.

Imperfections can be minimized some while adding strength by mixing super glue gel with plastic "sawdust", shavings, or baking soda. Much harder to sand smooth though ;putty is best for the final surfacing.

Very minor imperfections may fill in with paint or filler primer. Though the latter may wipe out detail, spoting/masking/sanding can cure that.

Here is a similar edge blending. It has a backing layer and finish layer filled at the gap with red putty (there is also grey, choose as you would primer color, or alternate colors to see high/low spots easier as you sand and finish with red or grey depending on topcoat choice.013IMG_20170427_024556IMG_20170512_002209

Backing the windows then plugging them may be easier for you...? 

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