I turned a bowl from spalted maple which turned out to have a "void" which, for part of it, goes from inside wall to outside wall. I filled it with ca glue, but the result, even after turning and sanding, is not desirable (should have guessed that, I suppose, but I didn't initially realize the void was as large and extensive as it turned out to be).
So, my question, at this point, is what can be done to improve the look after the bowl has been partially sanded.
A specific question I have is whether there is a way to bring the ca glue below the surface enough to fill it in with something else like a sawdust/glue mixture or dyed sawdust/shellac mixture? I've used sawdust/shellac on another project and the result was good, but I need at least as slight void to fill at this point. Will the ca glue solvent erode enough of the surface of the glue away to allow a refill with something that looks more compatible?
I have no problem experimenting, but I'm just trying to figure what a good starting point would be that gives the most likely chance of success.
This subject has probably been addressed before, but several searches didn't turn up an answer that helped me.