After the chip repair is completed, you will still be able to see the chip, even if it is not entirely invisible. The repair process is not designed to make the chip disappear completely, but rather to address the damage and restore its functionality. Depending on the nature and extent of the crack or flaw in the chip, the end result may vary. In some cases, you may still see a faint outline or marking of the original chip, like a subtle letter or symbol that remains even after the repair. In other instances, the repair work may be more successful at blending and concealing the chip, leaving only a small, patched area that is less noticeable. It really comes down to the specific details of the damage and how the repair technician is able to work with the chip using their specialized equipment and techniques. While the chip won't vanish entirely, the goal is to make it as unobtrusive and integrated as possible, restoring the smooth, uniform appearance as much as can be achieved. So you'll likely still be able to detect some trace of the chip, but it should be far less conspicuous and disruptive to the overall surface or design.