How to fill holes under cabinets?
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Great Stuff foam expands and fills the holes. After it dries, you can use a serrated knife to cut it flush with the surface of the wood. Afterwards, you can finish with a little wood putty or drywall compound and paint.
Along the same line as Laura Cooper’s, I suggest using plumber’s putty. Let it dry at least a day. You could even try a cork. Then paint or stain to blend in with the cabinet. And if none of that appeals to you, hang something from the area around the holes with some kitchen helper. If you post a photo, you’ll get more specific suggestions. ☺️
I would get a wood dowel or whittle my own to plug the hole. Cut it flush, Paint or stain.
Filling it with a plumbers putty is a good idea!