As I was doing the final assembly on my kitchen table, I made a goof and assembled one of the aprons backwards. I didn't notice until AFTER I screwed the corner blocks in. Well crud, I needed those slots on the inside for the top to attach, so I unscrewed it, surveyed the damage, and decided that instead of rebuilding that one piece I would keep on going and do a repair when the table was done - after all the holes really aren't visible at all unless you're basically laying on the ground - and I wasn't about the bail on the Christmas deadline I promised my wife that the table would be done by.
The holes are about 3/32 or so in diameter now. Piloted with a 7/64 and drove a #8 through them. My first idea was a forsner bit and a plug, but I'm worried about having to back the screw out (probably not a big deal since there are 4 screws in each corner block and a sliding mortise to hold the leg) but I'm not sure how well I could match the grain - and I'd be making it bigger.
My next idea was a wax filler with those damage repair sticks, but I know nothing about those and have never used them.
Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.