There should be some filler material available at a flooring store. I'm sure they see that often. I would envision an epoxy-like goop that you put into the hole to seal it.
They make patch kits just for this purpose that you can buy at the home improvement store. The color selections are usually pretty good, but if you can't find one exactly the right shade, then patch the hole with the kit and use a Sharpie in the closest color. Eventually it will blend/fade to the right shade.
We have very old vinyl flooring that has several little nicks, cuts, and holes in it. Like our cabinets...we cannot afford to replace the flooring right now. I don'...
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We've hit a problem trimming out the floor in our laundry room.First, it has two elevations. The lower is a sub floor and the upper is cement original to the house (b...
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There should be some filler material available at a flooring store. I'm sure they see that often. I would envision an epoxy-like goop that you put into the hole to seal it.
Here's a great kit: https://www.homedepot.com/p/CalFlor-VinylFix-Vinyl-Flooring-Repair-Kit-FL49106CF/207197942
They make patch kits just for this purpose that you can buy at the home improvement store. The color selections are usually pretty good, but if you can't find one exactly the right shade, then patch the hole with the kit and use a Sharpie in the closest color. Eventually it will blend/fade to the right shade.