Rustins Briwax Filler Sticks Dark

Fab product and easy to use. You might find it helps to warm the wax a little with your fingers to help it stick. I can't even tell where I did the repair.

I used these filler sticks to fill some small missing areas of veneer on a Victorian writing slope. With work, the results are reasonable and there is plenty of wax left for future use. From my experience with this:~ Manage your expectations. It won't be a completely invisible mend, unless perhaps you are an expert on BBC's The Repair Shop.~ It's important to make sure that the gap you are filling is sound; any loose material in it will mean that the wax won't stick.~ It helps to keep the wax in a warm atmosphere before you use it, to make it a little easier to work with.~ Follow the instructions on the packet.~ Don't rush, work in a good natural light and keep playing around with the different colours until you get the hang of it and can achieve a reasonable degree of camouflage.~ The great beauty of this product is that if you are dissatisfied with the result, you can dig the wax out again and have another go.

Good quality at good price. Highly recommended. With the right colours combination, it covers most of the scratches.

In fairness, I might have been trying to repair too big a gouge in the wood. Still, I found it messy and difficult to work with, matching the colours was a nightmare and the overall result pretty shoddy. If you have teeny tiny little scrapes, this might work but then is it really necessary? If it IS necessary because the scrapes and gouges are all too obvious, then you might, like me, find this a bit of a pig...

I was skeptical at first but after using it to fill a chip on a laminate worktop I was sold. Easy to use, hide the chip with minutes and can barely see the repair.

Small wax bricks but does the job.You have to build the colour as directed. I recommend rubbing down with your finger as the heat helps smooth the tones and blends better, once you have the fill in.To finish I used a medium scratch cover (found on Amazon) to finish the colour match. The wax needs to be worked in like putty and softens with use. Pretty straight forward even for a novice.Finally, got rid of the eye sore in the wood floor. Not perfect but much better. Happy days!

Used to cover scratches on a mango wood veneer table with excellent results. I used an iron to melt the wax into the worst of the scratches and that went well

Very difficult to use