Thanks everyone. Joe - when you say put scotch tape under the chips I'm not quite sure what you mean. Could you explain that part a bit? So the idea here is that you fill it with super glue and then scrape it flush right? The chips themselves are gone - so I don't have the bits to stick back on. I can post a picture in a bit to clarify how big and where they are. Starcraft - I understood that the countertops don't need sealing -but where the chips have come off it seems rough and potentially porous - that was my concern.

@Joseph Cornett, LLC  I posted on another thread and sent you a message.  Our Cambria countertops arrived with the wrong profile (it came with sharper edge Ridgeline and we ordered quarter round Summit to help with chips).  The installer is removing it today, Cambria is picking it up tomorrow and taking it back to their location to fix.  Cambria does the cutting in our area, probably because we are close~ about 3 hours.  I was told by our installer that the sink would stay the same "sharper" edge, specifically ZR.   I then confirmed in a phone call to Cambria that they "typically" do one standard edge profile on undermount sinks.   Is this right?  I am at my wit's end with this whole house construction.  It has been non-stop problems and mistakes.

Well, looked at Corian yesterday, some were good, but learned it can scratch easier than quartz. So, today, I narrowed down to 3 whites. Vicostone "Pure White", MetroQuartz '"Absolute White" and Silestone "Iconic White" in Suede N-boost finish, since the polished is too white. They all look good with the new cabinets. Fabricator/company where I'm purchasing from said, they are all very similar in quality and manufacturing. They feel however, that Silestone Brand is a small step above the other 2 brands. Well, the MetroQuartz, which I had never heard of, matches perfectly with the high gloss acrylic cabinets, and the Silestone came in lots more $$$. Is MetroQuartz a good choice and trusted brand? I also like the Vicostone. How do I decide?

NOOOOOOO @joseph_corlett darn it. I was hoping this could be a fix that didn't involve professionals. Although if anyone here had seen any of my past crafting attempts, they'd already be telling me to stay far away from the razors/super glue. ;) But by "cut that corner off, re-profile the edge," do you mean cut the entire length of counter edge off by 1/2" to get rid of the chip?? Or make that particular corner curved, instead of a squared edge, to remove the entire chipped area? :( I think even a not-quite-matching adhesive would look better than that -- but maybe you're saying it's impossible to fill the gap? Going over the whole dining room again on my hands and knees to try and find that chip.