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There's nothing wrong with bonding core sections together to create a custom thickness core, but getting it void free is critical - any voids will create a massive weak spot under shear stress.
Normally you would just coat both pieces of foam with laminating epoxy, and vac bag them together. This is very reliable and easy. I do feel Gorilla Glue is going to cause you problems here. Perhaps still worth giving it a go, as maybe there won't be enough shear stress in its application that it will fail, but on the other hand - the foam is the cheap part of a sandwich laminate. Perhaps worth starting again before putting too much more into it?
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