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If the wood is that spongy then it will need replacing, not a bad job as you will have already removed the window rubber.

whatever you do dont use silicone as it wont provide an adequate seal after a few months,better off spending a bit more dosh and getting sikaflex.

Just cut with a stanley the spongy bit. If the framework underneath is not rotten just wet then dry out and add new wallboard. Removing the spongy wallboard will also help speed up drying.

As Jeff said look on the fixed it club, I did and used Caradads step by step repai to fix the front of my van...

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