Furniture Repair Kit Wood Markers - Set of 13 - Markers and Wax Sticks with Sharpener Kit, for Stains, Scratches, Wood Floors, Tables, Desks, Carpenters, Bedposts, Touch Ups, and Cover Ups

The variety of 13 tones is awesome — it makes it super easy to match nearly any wood color. I was able to blend and layer colors perfectly to get a seamless look on my dresser and coffee table. The markers glide on smoothly and the colors blend beautifully, giving a natural finish that looks like the damage was never there. I also love that the set comes with wax sticks and a sharpener. The wax filler is great for deeper gouges and cracks, and the sharpener helps keep the markers precise for detailed work. Everything you need really is included. Using the kit was straightforward and quick. Even without professional experience, I was able to fix blemishes and make my furniture look refreshed and well cared for. It’s perfect for wood floors, tables, cabinets, chairs — basically anything with a wood finish.

One of our brand new solid wood kitchen chairs got ding'd while I was moving it (the seat hit a corner causing a fairly visible scratch). My fault, but I was quite frustrated seeing that we had just purchased the table and chairs two weeks prior. I was skeptical of the furniture repair kit, but decided to give it a try based on the great reviews. About 10 minutes later and with a little cautious "drawing", the scratch is no longer visible and completely blended it. If I run my finger over the scratch, I can sort of feel the depression grooves. But from 3 feet away, the scratch is completely invisible; what an amazing product! The instructions say to start with a filler/marker color that is lighter than the actual furniture, and that's definitely true. Work your way up from lighter to darker as needed, and keep a wet cloth nearby in case you make a mistake. Clean-up is super easy as long as you do it immediately upon application. And the results are amazing. I'm super pleased with the quality of the finished repairs! Now I'm on the hunt for more wooden items to fix around the house!

The markers work well for scratched wood...definitely doesn't cover scuff marks well. The crayons do almost nothing in all honesty. But the markers do work! They dry pretty quickly and cover up scratches well. Up close it doesn't look great but from the normal standing point it looks SO much better than before. Its a lot cheaper then painting or replacing. I'm hoping it holds up to washing the cabinets and doesn't come off easily. It does seem like it will last for a while. I've included a before and after pic of the bathroom vanity. As you can see, it really did do a great job!

I was very skeptical at first about this product and have been more than pleasantly surprised. Works very well and better than I expected. This is not just a marker with ink. These markers have actual finish coming out of the tip. It glides right on but does have an initial tackiness that will go away as it dries. If you get some on your hands its not a big deal. The instructions to say to use lighter colors first and graduate to darker colors so that's what I did. Things blended best using this method. I tried going directly to what I thought was a matching color and that didn't blend as well. Do follow the directions. I started with my nightstand which is a very dark brown. It was looking really chewed up having run into it a lot with my mobility devices — and the wood is blonde underneath so it looked terrible. Also, there were huge gouges and I tried a couple crayons. Definitely apply the crayon first, and the marker over that. My nightstand looks NEW. I wish I had a whole “before” photo of that one. I have only a few closeup photos. I moved onto my bathroom vanity which is more of a lighter color. This time I took before and after pics of 2 sections — and also a video of the process. It dries almost instantly, so if you want to make the ends blend, make sure to have a throwaway cloth handy. You'll need to follow right behind the marker. Most importantly is the fact that I am a person with chemical sensitivities; I'm an MCS patient. I expected the product to be TOXIC and have intolerable fumes. It does come with a non-toxic description, but a lot of vendors don't tell the truth about that. NOT THE CASE HERE. I detected NO ODOR AT ALL from the markers. The crayons smell like typical wax crayons... NO SYMPTOMS from using either the crayons or the markers. The product is less than $10. It’s totally worth trying this product if you are unsure. Also, it's fun to make things look like new again. I look around and wonder "what can I fix next with these?" Highly recommend!

markers worked ok - colors on caps not very accurate. worked well on the darkest wood finishes. I was not able to successfully match any of the 3 lighter wood items I wanted to touch up. wax was pretty useless (weird colored).

My husband had to move a hook and suggested I creatively try to camouflage the holes that he filled. I only used the pens and to blend in some of the colors I used a little denatured alcohol with Q-tips. Very happy with the results. The bottom 2 knots in the second picture are natural pine knots.

Great product. Matches almost any shade.

Easy to use. Works as intended. I just wish there was a marker for pine.

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Twee tafels bij mij hadden iets schade, deze zijn bijna perfect weg, ik hoef in ieder geval nu niet te schuren en schilderen

Plz dont buy waste of time and money.

Certainly covered over the slight scratched and marks - a good selection of colour blends

ma table basse en merisier venait de subir des rayures qui étaient assez voyantes; j'avais essayé de les masquer avec de la cire mais ce n'était pas concluant; sans attendre de miracle j'ai essayé ce produit, en fait de simples feutres de différentes couleurs de bois et j'ai été plutôt satisfait du résultat: bien sûr ça ne supprime pas les rayures et si on met le nez dessus on continue de les voir, mais elles ne se remarquent plus quand on passe devant le meuble par exemple. Mieux vaut essayer d'abord les feutres les plus clairs (par exemple le chêne au lieu du merisier) et passer à une couleur plus foncée éventuellement. Il faut aussi passer les feutres avec précaution en évitant au maximum de déborder sur les parties non abîmées. Concernant les bâtonnets de cire, je ne m'en suis finalement pas servi; peut-être sont-ils utiles pour masquer une fissure...