Lifreer Wood Filler Sticks,16 Colors Wood Crayons for Scratches, Scuffs, Cracks, Stains and Holes, Furniture Wax Crayons Pen for Touch Up Furniture, Floors, Cabinets, Tables, and Doors

Great product. Worked very well with my floor. Many colors to choose from. A great way that worked for me in my stained floor was to mix and match the colors.

They are easy to use and the many different color is a big plus, on this occasion I didn’t have to paint over them, just wondering how good will they hold paint in top of need it since they are wax.

Seem work. Need to melt first

I've had this item sitting on my "maybe" list for a while now and finally decided to go for it. I purchased it specifically for my kitchen cabinets which are almost 20 years old and have a lot of chips and nicks. We have tried over the years to touch them up with markers or paint but the colors never matched and they just looked worse. Today they look fantastic! I started with the markers that came with the set and that didn't work for me. The colors don't match my cabinets. I moved on to the wax crayons which also didn't work. Finally, I gave the "paint filler" paints a try. It took a lot of trial and error to mix the colors to match my cabinets. But eventually I landed on a good mix and they look great now. I then moved on to fix some wood blinds and they look great. And then I moved on to our office furniture which thankfully matched well with the teak paint filler so no blending was required. I'm so happy that I went ahead with this order because I had resigned myself to needing to get the cabinets refinished and now I feel like they will last me quite some time before I need to go that route. I imagine the markers and way crayons would be useful for some repairs, just didn't work for my particular needs. Tips: (the instructions that came with it were not very helpful) I used mineral spirits to gently wipe down the areas that I touched up so that the paint would just be in the crack or nick. Otherwise you would see the matte paint filler stand out from the glossier cabinets. There is beeswax that you can use to cover the touched up areas. I'm not sure how I feel about that yet. I used it in some areas and not in others. Lighting matters! My kitchen is a bit dark and so it's not that easy to see how well the color matched. But when I shined a worklight on the area, I found I couldn't get a perfect match no matter how I tried. Eventually I just accepted that It looks good in the lighting in which it will be seen typically and nobody will be shining worklights on the cabinets. The paints dry darker so go a little lighter to start. I would probably start with a test run in a hidden area with all the colors to see how they dry and then go from there.

As some other reviews have mentioned, the wood putty in the kit came completely dried out and unusable. Two of the filler tubes opened from the backside during first use…. However, the amount of color and tools this kit offers is nice for its price. But unless you have some understanding of color, it will be incredibly difficult to match your furniture…. I spent 5 hours trying, and ultimately got kind of close but color difference is still very noticeable on my desk. The kit has no instructions either! You have to spent a lot of time figuring out what each medium is good for. Filler-DOES NOT FILL ANY HOLES, only good for color matching because it gets wiped away by water, not good for surfaces that are constantly used/cleaned. Wax sticks: greatly for filling in smaller holes, but you have to use markers or fillers to color match. Markers: dries instantly, you can wipe it away with w water but it requires some effort. Good for color correcting places that are constantly in use. Putty: if your kit come with an unusable putty, you have to purchase one separately for large dents/holes. Buy at your own risk. If you have the budget, don’t cheap out!

These work well. For smallish scratches you just rub it in and then scrape it smooth with the little plastic putty knives they include. Takes 30 seconds. Tried on some deeper cracks by melting it in with a lighter and works super good. The hot wax drips in fills the hole and then you scrape it off. Not sure this stuff ever really dries though - its wax - so you'll never have a solid surface but for small stuff these seem to do the trick. Ease of use: Definitely.

I had an accident with hot oil on the stove top and it splashed onto my laminate countertop. Luckily not on me! I really like this counter and have been extremely careful with it for the last 8 years. Did a little research and purchased Lifreer Furniture Repair Kit to attempt to repair the burn holes. The kit really does come with everything you need. First, I had to cut away all the de-laminated laminate to expose the fiber substrate. Clean cuts are essential. The really big gouge at the top was soaked with the oil big time. So in order for the fix to take (stick), I thought I would try and draw out as much of the oil as possible with mineral spirits before beginning. Then I started experimenting with color on a piece of cardboard. I chose 5 colors from the kit and blended and mixed. Also for the big and deep holes, I used another brand wood filler instead of the filler the kit comes with. The kit’s wood filler is white. I thought my existing natural color filler would make it easier to match the counter color. I let everything dry thoroughly before proceeding to each following step. The colors seemed to maintain their hue wet or dry and when I finished, I thought I did a pretty good job of matching. Because this is a countertop where cooking splashes will likely happen and cleaning products would be used daily, I thought I should coat the repairs with some polyurethane. I had a can of satin that I used to carefully paint over my work. I used 2 coats. As it dried, I noticed the color turning a bit darker and yellower and the match was not as exact as it had been before that application. Sometime in the future, I may lightly sand the areas and try again. But all in all, I think it passes for a pretty good repair. I would recommend this product for laminate repairs. And good luck!

If I could give these zero stars, I would. Terrible! I have light wood floors, and it made the scratch look worse! Not happy…..