I didn't have high hopes for this, I thought it might be just expensive white glue, but I was happily surprised by its opaqueness and color-fastness, and the stuff dries hard. My knives have been falling from the wall magnet (because of my clumsiness) onto the white formica counter and making little chips in the finish. I put a small dab on each abrasion, leveled them with a putty knife and in 24 hours they were perfectly dry and I could not see the dark marks until I got within 5 inches of the counter. That was impressive, and so I put on a second coat tonight and I doubt that they will seen at all by even the most inquisitive investigation. Actually the stuff dries within just a few minutes but the directions advise to wait 48 hours for a complete cure. Worth the money.

We had holes in our melamine cabinets where the handle holes had been mis-drilled. This product, along with the Seam-Fil solvent, completely hid it! It was very easy to use.

This stuff is amazing, glues great. Be aware not to get it in your hands/clothes as is hard to clean

easy to apply = so pleased with the fix

Does a great job and works. Not much else to say.

There are a million shades of white If you want to match the color better then buy the kit or two colors and mix to match. On a hole like a screw hole apply a first coat scrape off excess with a sharp razor blade or putty knife let dry completely and then add a finishing layer. Most likely you will see a circle outline of the hole but it should look better the the hole without anything. To make it disappear take years of experience and talent. This is a product that I have used professionally for years.

I used this product to fill in any white melamine defects when building some pull-out kitchen drawers. It dries fairly quickly. It does not smell great. It was not sandable for me. So, you have to be pretty careful and quick when trying to apply it evenly. I cannot get it to apply completely flat. But, it matched better than white/colored wood filler.

There were two chips/gouges in the edge of the formica. That happened when I installed the dishwasher, it bit into the edge of the formica. Lots of people said that I had to remove that entire edge and glue a new piece. Nope.. Seam-fil is the answer. I had to use it in stages, filling up the depth of the gouge/chip. Took two days but the results? No one can really tell it's there. Ok if you got there 1 inch away and looking with your eyes you'd see where it was a slightly different seam.. But who does that?! It's fixed now and been that way for about a year.. Yes I waited to leave a review, it's the real deal.. I just warn you, make sure you have LOTS of ventilation around your work area! It is worse than nail polish remover.. . Had the windows open and a high velocity fan going! But the results are awesome!