How do you fix something chunk knocked out of wood laminate flooring ?

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Van Maiato on Jul 28, 2017

Fill it with wood filler or liquid wood, the color of your floors. Lightly sand if surface is rough and seal it to protect the spot. Good luck.

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C. D. Scallan on Jul 28, 2017

Or you could replace the board if you still have any which would be the better bet.

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