How do I fix a paint chip on my wall?

I have ';faux'; panelling in my dining room made with decorative MDF molding and a chair railing applied over the dry wall and painted so that it looks like wainscoting. I left a vinyl-topped card table leaning against the painted MDF for a month or two over the holidays before I finally got round to putting it away. To my dismay, when I pulled the table away from the wall, the vinyl had stuck to the paint and pulled a big chip out - all the way down to the MDF! The paint is at least 2 years old. How do I fix it without it being obvious I patched it?





On a similar note, I applied some vinyl letters to a wall above my bed and as I was peeling away the backing of the letters, some of the underlying latex paint came away with it. Would I fix that chip the same way, too, even though it is not on MDF?





And is there something about vinyl and latex paint that doesn't mix, that I should be aware of to avoid problems like this in the future?





Thanks for your help!How do I fix a paint chip on my wall?
Fix the texture with a vinyl patch product like fast and easy from dap . then take a chip to the paint store to match color. Sorry but a faux finish on MDF is like a chandelier in a trailer.How do I fix a paint chip on my wall?
you can get different color paste basically paint but it's kind of like glue. get the color you need then fill in the hole with a dab of the paing glue stuff.





you can get this stuff at home depot


you can't notice this unless you walk up to and and look really really hard