SEISSO 12 Colors Furniture Wood Floor Repair Kit, Furniture Touch Up Kit Cover Wood Furniture Scratch Restorer Filler for Table, Door, Desk, Cabinet

The SEISSO 12 Colors Furniture Wood Floor Repair Kit is a game-changer for anyone who wants to breathe new life into scratched or damaged wooden surfaces without spending a fortune. The kit includes 12 diverse shades of fillers, making it easy to match the colors of most wood finishes. The fillers are creamy, blend well, and dry quickly, leaving behind a natural-looking repair.What I love most is how user-friendly it is—no specialized tools or skills are required. It’s perfect for fixing scratches, cracks, and even small holes in furniture, floors, or cabinets. The included spatula works well for smoothing the filler, and the results are impressively durable.While the color range is broad, blending the shades for an exact match might take some trial and error. Additionally, the tubes are a bit small, so for extensive repairs, you might need more than one kit.Overall, this kit is a fantastic, budget-friendly solution for wood repair and a must-have for DIY enthusiasts or renters wanting to patch up furniture.

i'd never used this before and thought to give it a shot. one of the kids slammed the door too hard and made a nice little hole in grandma's house. so used this on her 50 year old faded pine wood and it matched up almost exactly. granted i didn't do a great job smoothing it out but live and learn. this stuff is the perfect consistency so it does not run and it isn't super thick either. drying time is maybe half a day's time.since i have used it on other wood items as well as to cover over a some white silicone that oozed out too far under a new sink. used the black so it would match up with the black countertop. now that thin white strip is gone and no longer an eye sore.this is the best repair stuff i've ever used for dings, dents and scratches. i bought another set just to keep on hand i was so impressed by the results!

I am a bit of a beginner when it comes to wood furniture refinishing and needed something that could be used on wood filler. Gel stain looked terrible and I needed to match the veneer perfectly on a couple of projects. I'm crafty, but without a lot of painting experience and managed to do a pretty bang up job repairing some veneer chips on a dresser I'm selling. First two photos are the "after" and the third is the "before"Unfortunately, the next project was more challenging as I could not seem to get quite the right mix to match the finish. User error? Probably. Either way, this stuff works great when you're trying to fill in large patches and need to get a little artistic to match the wood grain. It mixes just like any oil or acrylic paint and kind of fun to work with.

Easy to use. I cleaned the area and lightly sanded, tacked off area using a tack cloth then proceeded to read over the instructions. I did not bother with using the product via the tip of the tube rather I unscrewed the cap and placed a dab of color on a ziploc bag. As it says, go dark into light with color mixing. I used a wooden craft stick to do this step but a small painters trowel would work too. Then I began to apply working into the broken edge toward the corner. It remains moist for some time so no need to work crazy quick just rework as needed to achieve your blended solution. It was thick enough not run down the sides of my counter edge. It wiped off easily in the unwanted places, for example the counter top not broken had some over spill but it came right off.Overall happy with the results. Placed a clear corner safety guard when dried to protect it in the future as it is unclear to me at this point whether the product will harden enough to withstand an accidental repeat that led me here in the first place.

Followed instructions,but it didn’t work. We had a very long thin scratch that the compound should have filled in. But no luck.

This product after using a "waste of time" markers got the job done. My office desk and coffee table look brand new. Yes, I would buy this again.

We have an older desk that the front edge had chips out of it. We filled in the areas with wood fill and we tried three different types of stains to match the maple finish to no avail. So we ordered this product kit and we were able to mix the product to an extremely close match of the original. Then we mixed a slightly lighter color and brushed that on in a random pattern for color variation. The goal was to not make the edge completely perfect (wood fill), as we wanted it to still appear it's 60 years old. This product was easy to brush on and wipe off excess. The brush we used was not so easily washed so use a brush you can throw away.

These cheap tints aren't really on par with the tones needed to custom blend wood fill with. They're also challenging to work with as they're too watery and just lack the true color tone diversity to work well in most common instances with custom blending to fill nail holes after the sanding sealer or 1st coat of Polyurethane is applied so that the filler won't get into the woodgrain around the holes to be filled.