soto Black Paint Touch Up, Multi-Surface, Matte Finish (No. 70 Mars Black) - 1.5 Ounces/45 Milliliters of Scratch Repair for Furniture, Walls, Cabinets, Trim, Doors, Indoor/Outdoor

I got the Sun Melt color and sadly it's slightly darker than the paint I was trying to match, but that isn't the product's fault. It does kind of seem like a lot of money to pay for the amount you get? It's probably 2 standard bottles of nail polish amount of paint. But it's convenient, seems like good quality paint, is presented in attractive packaging, can't complain.

I am thrilled beyond words with this product!The chip matching "kit" I ordered from Soto's website arrived really quickly, which was a good surprise. As another reviewer suggested, I cut the center of the chips that looked like a good fit. This made a huge difference when choosing the best color. Based on the intact chip I thought one color was a match. After cutting out the centers, however, I realized that a different color was better. Definitely cut out the centers!The first bottle of Soto arrived was chalky, leading to mediocre results. I contacted Amazon, who replaced it quickly, without any hassles.The second bottle was perfect. The touchup paint was smooth and easy to apply. The results on my entertainment center, which had lots of dark chips, speak for themselves.Since some of the chips were deep, I applied several layers of paint, allowing them to dry in between.In order to make the touchup smooth, especially after the initial lumpy/bumpy application, I used a moistened "Magic Eraser," which worked really well. It's very gentle and did not hurt the surrounding areas.It's important to follow instructions and clean the area first, to make sure 1) the color matches and 2) the paint adheres properly. To clean the area, I used little individual premoistened alcohol squares, which worked like a charm.It's also important to shake the bottle first, to make sure the color is mixed properly.Rather than ditching furniture into a landfill, which is bad for the environment and one's pocketbook, this product allows you to give new life to existing furniture. Between the Soto touchup and new handles, my entertainment center looks like new....for less than $35 ($13 for the Soto paint and $20 for new handles).If you can use liquid paper, you can use this.I just ordered another bottle for porcelain and will post photos of my bathroom sink's touchup when complete.This is a fantastic product. You will love it!

Trying to cover up numerous small brown coffee stains on my off-white apartment wall that I couldn't scrub off after I dropped a mug off a table.Got the swatches first. None of them matched *perfectly* but I went with my best guess - wall was a bit yellower than White Sail but a bit lighter than White Plains.Paint ended up being a close match to the White Sail swatch - tiny bit lighter when dry.Similar on the wall - still noticeable on close inspection. Looks like I splashed a bit of white paint on the wall rather than coffee so now it's a bit less obvious.Seems a little expensive for what you get - nail polish size bottle, but probably a lot less hassle than trying to flake off a bit of paint from somewhere else and getting it matched at at the hardware store. Maybe enough to keep my deposit, pretty sure they'll be painting the walls anyway.

I had scratches on my walls from my cat. I needed just a touch-up. I searched and searched for the right shade and I stumbled across this. When it arrived I was surprised at how much the color matched. I was able to cover up most of the scratches without anyone being the wiser. This is perfect for just those touch-ups. Get this today!

It is great for tiny nicks. For anything wider than 1/8inch the color has to match really well. For that reason I ordered swatches and checked the match under different lighting. It looked almost perfect. Unfortunately the product is lighter than presented - therefore 3 stars. It blended fine as a touch up, but on a 1/4 x 1/2-inch nick the color appeared glaringly lighter. I will work on it by mixing in a touch of color or two from a different line as this one would turn insanely expensive to experiment with.P.S. used on kitchen cabinets.

This is exactly what I needed for a few nicks and scratches on my wall. So easy to use, and the color isn't perfect, but it blends in so well that you can't tell.I will always have a little jar of this on hand.

The product (paint) comes in a really fancy non-see through bottle with what might be the tiniest opening for the stiffest brush I have ever encountered. It is very difficult to use the applicator without making a mess. The brush isn't as flexible as a nail polish one, and the opening for the bottle is barely big enough to get the brush back in without bending the bristles. Also, I cannot see how much product is in the fancy container, which itself is very heavey, but it seems that most of the product weight is packaging, and the volume of the paint is about three to four brush strokes... I used this product once on two scratches on a table and then the brush was coming out dry after trying to dip again. I'm thinking about trying to smash the bottle open with a hammer to see how much room for the paint there actually is inside.The paint itself wasn't really impressive. I needed matte black. It was matte, and it was black-ish, but it didn't really dry smooth, and you could see all the brush strokes from the poor quality brush.

The color chart is accurate. The paint matched my “apartment” white perfectly. It was easy to use, no mess at all. A couple spot on my hands rinsed right off with plain water. Good quality of paint. I used it cover up where paint chipped off corners of walls and baseboards. Also around door jambs. Also where a good sized chip had come off a painted metal grate. It also covered up some rust stains on painted metal duct vents.

This works great for my baseboards. But 50 dollars for a tiny bottle the size of nail polish is ridiculous!

I used this to touch up my base boards and it worked great

I purchased both Savannah White and Cultivated White. The consistency of the paint was great and I achieved the desired result on both the wall and cabinet I was painting. I highly recommend first going onto Soto’s website to access the free colour chart, which is what I did.

So happy not to have to replace the kitchen sink because of a few small chi’s. Not sure I would recommend for large areas

yellowish , not white