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In a situation where many gaps need to be aligned I wonder whether there is some function (or addon) which allows to align two edge loops equidistant or edge by edge in parallel?
The image below has a green line and the vertices opposite each other (y-axis) should have the same distance.
After double tapping G with an edge-ring selected, you enter edge-slide mode now press E to access a model operator that attempts to align the edge-ring with either of the neighboring edge-rings. You can choose which parallel ring to align with by pressing the F key.
Note that that the header also shows the keys:
The same thing works for Loop Cut and Slide Ctrl+r, the only problem this function is that it works best for meshes that are uniform along all three axis. If the object is really long along one axis; the edge-align tool will behave as if the Object has non-uniform scale even if it does not.
You can try this:
Use Bridge Edge Loops tool to merge/collapse them.
Alt V to make an even rip fill.
