SEISSOWood Furniture Repair Kit, 12 Colors Wood Repair fillers with Wood Putty. Used for Stains, Scratch, Wood Floors, Stains, Tables, Desks, and Cover Ups

I got this because my then puppy decided to chew on wood cause she didn't want to destroy her toys. It has everything you need to cover or blend. You can mix colors to make the one you need. This is something you would use for scratches and scrapes. For example I used a wood filler (my dog chewed on a corner so a different wood filler) then sanded it down. I used the little tubes to mix the color I wanted (small tubes are wood filler good for small indents) then used it as a paint. With the brush it came with. I used the markers to follow the wood pattern/design. Then I was done, good as new from far away lol I'm obviously not a professional with patience. But it does work for what it is intended. I didn't use it as intended because it was a larger area. But it still worked for me.

Blend matrix provided (you can see it in one of the pictures that showed the collection of materials in the package strewn in the work area) - although small and difficult to read. Filler putty works well and sands ok. Color tube nozzles are pre-cut (open for squeezing out material), which is nice and each has a cap to keep the material fresh. A bit of artistic finesse is required to mix the tube colors and achieve the color blend you need to repair your wood product; you can see a 'miss' on color matching; can apply over the top with the next color guess and somewhat translucent, unless you apply thick/heavy. Application to scratches is a little difficult even with the brush provided (6 in total; wash off with soap/water and once rinsed, wipe the brush against a paper towel). There is like a sheen to the material against the wood so it kind of calls it out in the right light even if the color matches. Overall, pretty good if you want a quick fix to a small imperfection like on a corner...but when on a main surface takes a bit of artistic finesse to get it right. You can do it, but will take time. On my current project (pictures supplied from) considering the depth of the dents/scratches and whether it may be easier just to take the surface down in sanding and re-stain the entire surface.

We have used it to repair chips or flaws on our wood laminate floors, and wood furniture. Blends easily and covers scratches.

We just moved across the state and had our stuff in storage for 4 months. A lot of our stuff got damaged. I repaired 4 furniture pieces with this. Not perfect, but far better than it was.

I tried to apply it to door hole. But it isn't very strong and color you want is extremely difficult to create. Can not camouflage unless the structure is primary colors.

This is a great starter kit for the DYI homeowner. I also found YouTube instructions to be very helpful for using the various items in the kit.

I used this to fill in cracks in my wooden headboard. I think it worked pretty well, much more economical than having the whole thing professionally refinished. It takes practice & patience but it works and I plan to use other colors to cover little nicks on the walls around the house. 4 stars instead of 5 because the black marker tip was messed up.

We have barn wood walls & needed to touch up a couple of spots. This was perfect, because the walls are stained so many colors. It's nice to be able to mix up whatever color we needed.