I have gotten some foam heads from Bob Romstadt BRDecoys on FB. He has many, many options available. But all foam heads will not be as durable as Homer heads. I do similar to Steve, always cut the neck bases on the bandsaw for different angles and heights, and do the flame treatment followed by acetone and primer while still warm. I don't find that as any more special than the scrubbing and sanding and cleaning needed on a foam head for good adhesion. In the past I would media blast the Homer heads, but find the flame and primer faster, and I can do it at home. As long as you let the primer cure, all is great as far as adhesion. I have done smooth and restle coated, and see no difference in adhesion, nor have I had any problems. Though like Steve, I too, fix my heads, so I trace them on the body, and shape the body for a smooth transition. I always handle my decoys by the head, loading and unloading from the slotted bags.