help with sharpening chisels

hi, i’m new to this forum, but not to woodworking. i am 30 years old and work in an AWI shop that specializes in super high end retail fixtures, i’ve also worked in amish style cabinet and furniture shops and done my fair share of interior trim in premium grade homes. i just purchased my first set of nice chisels, its the Pfeil 6 piece cabinetmakers bench chisel set. ive always had value brand chissels, such as footprint or marples, and always sharpened them free hand on a belt sander or grinder, but i wanted to do these right. ive flattened and polished the backs on a 800/4000 grit combination waterstone. the chisels were fairly flat to begin with, i maybe spent 5-10 minutes at most on the backs of each chisel to flatten them, and i flattened a good 2-3 inches down from the edge which many will say is overkill. i picked up an eclipse style honing jig from woodcraft for $15 or so and went on to re hone the microbevel on these chisels. the way the side bevel tapers on the chisels, and the way the guide locks the chisels into place makes the chisel sit out of square in the jig. the larger chisels did not have much of an issue, but the narrower chisels were very crooked and made for an ugly microbevel. i was able to correct this by sort of rocking the guide to one side, so now i ended up with a microbevel on some of my chisels that is probably 3/16” instead of the 1/32-1/16 as came from the factory, which im not pleased with. i may end up grinding and re sharpening and honing the bevel and microbevel. does anyone have any experience working and fixing this jig? i thought about using bondo or something to fill in some of the recess on the side of the honing guide so the thinner portion of the chisel doesnt bury itself into the jig to help keep it square