REALINN Wood Furniture Repair Kit- Set of 28 - Touch Up Markers, Fillers with Wood Putty - Repair Scratch, Cracks, Hole, Discoloration for Wooden Door, Floor, Table, Cabinet

Works better than I expected. Nice, easy repair to scratched furniture after moving.

Came as descripted and works wonders for hard wood scratches and other flaws that need to be fixed!

I bought this kit to fix a small nick in the top of a laminate table. It wasn’t deep enough to need putty, so I only used the paints. I was able to mix a few colors together to match it up pretty well. It did the job and the mark on the table isn’t noticeable, which was the goal. I did try using the furniture markers, but they were kind of weird/didn’t work out for my issue. Those would probably be better for a scratch type situation. I did think it was annoying that the shades of the markers and paints were not labeled on the actual product, but I figured it out. Overall, this kit served its purpose and the variety of colors included makes it worth it.

I was able to match a two color stain perfectly

I’m selling my house, so I decided to cut back on expenses a bit. First, I needed to touch up the wood paint or stain. This product is very effective, especially since the color shade is almost identical to the original. It’s also very easy to apply and should have come with everything needed to get the job done.Unfortunately, I received an incomplete set some putty was missing. Overall, it’s a good product, but I’m giving it 3 stars because of the missing piece.

Used several of the items already, I've used the filler tubes, brush, putty knife and markers with pretty great results. A little goes a long way so it's a good value. This kit has everything you need -the mini brush is surprising helpful, I love that there's a color combo for any job. The kit/packaging is helpful as all the items fit neatly back in the box for storage. Shipping was immediate.

Works great for scuffs and scratches on hardwood flooring. Easy to use as well.

Love the markers, creams & waxes. I build office furniture for the last 12 years. Over the years there have been plenty of things that needed touching up. All depends on what kind of damage you have & where it's at, depends on what is the better choice to use. I'm the go to person when it comes to touching up marks and damage. I've gotten really good over the years to where you can't notice any damage by using these products. It definitely makes a hugh difference. Either when product comes in damaged or if someone made a mistake. The makers you just have to take your time and work on small spots at a time and have a damped towel just in case. Now as long as the damage isn't on the top work surface. It's fine to use the cremes or waxes but when you have damage to the top it's hard to repuicate the finish shein to the surface. Most of the time you can cover it but you will notice the damage with the glare of the sunlight. Because it stands out because the finish isn't the same. So on the legs or under side it's great because you don't have that glare right on top. But with waxes you can get that shine by after filling heat the wax lightly with a lighter. Then smooth it out and it does a nice job covering most things. They say the creams have the furniture shein in them and glue. But it stands out with the glare of light because it's dull in sunlight. Just my opinion & just saying. But besides that it's great product. Just take your time. One thing you can always remove it if it don't look right and start again. It's fixable. Remember to keep a wet rag and with the markers its best to keep a wet magic eraser also so if you don't like the way it comes out you can erase it right away and start again. Good luck great product.