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Chip on wood trim

posted by  jhb8426 on  Wed Nov 20 06:28 CST 2002
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Painting it may work, but the chip should probably be filled first.

What may work better is to try to get a matching wood filler crayon and fill it w/that. These crayons are the the type used to cover small nail holes and blemishes in woodworking.

These can be worked quite well if you slice off a piece a little larger than you need to fill the chip. Work it between your fingers for a bit to warm it up and soften it. Then use a small screwdriver blade or similar tool to work it into the chip. Wipe off excess w/cloth.






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