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From contributor L: I use a white burn-in stick from a furniture repair kit, and melt it in with the electric knife. From contributor B: Change your construction methods. I don't use any nails or staples and purchased the equipment to cut chip free. Way simpler. From contributor F: For the occasional chip way in the back, try a few cans of white spray paint until you find one that has the right sheen for your particular melamine. For major damage, fill with Bondo, and carefully shave the Bondo flush, before it gets rock hard, with a razor blade. I spray a puddle of paint on some disposable surface, then use a small artist's brush to apply it to the damaged spot. From contributor D: 901 seamfill. From contributor C: White Out. Every office already has some, right? Have you reviewed the related Knowledge Base areas below? 
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