SEISSO Furniture Repair Kit Wood Filler - 12 Pcs Touch Up Wood Restore Set Filler 12 Colors Furniture Scratch Kit with Tools, Wood Repair Kit for Scratches, Stains, Scorch, Wooden Floor, Door, Table

Great to cover scuff from furnitures, table, chairs, bed headboard works better then the higher end wood markers.

Loved it for the various wood covering in my apartment! Many shades so can pick what works best. Dried fast, no odor.

Always had a problem with never having the correct wood stain color for repairs. These cover the spectrum of just about every wood stain color you could need. Can even mix the colors to increase the matching colors and finishes available. I haven't used the filler yet, but the markers work well. Just need patience when using them, multiple coats vs trying to fix a scratch all at once.

Throughly read instructions before purchasing and read reviews. Color match did not even get close and I used the darkest filler. Dissatisfied with finished project. Which were light scratches.

You get markers, paints that you can mix and match to your needs, and filler for nicks. Be sure to test first bc markers go on darker than you'd expect. Better than expected overall.

This furniture repair kit is pretty versatile. Lots of colors to choose from and its nice that it comes with both markers and filler. I tried a spot on my table that has been scuffed and the marker worked nicely. It was a pretty close color match too. Great to have this on hand for small touch ups.

This wood furniture repair kit from Seisso isn't the best one that I have used but it is okay for light surface scratches if you can get the color to match. The filler is watery and it wouldn't work on deep scratches, the colors aren't very good matches for the colors listed on first glance but after it dried it was a pretty decent match. The filler has to set for about twenty four hours before getting it wet or it will wipe off. I used this kit on a dresser that had surface scratches and it came out looking okay, can't yet speak for the durability of the filler but I plan on refinishing the top of the dresser in the near future so this was just a temporary patch job.

It's not a repair kit but four tubes of cheap acrylic paint, like the kind you buy for your preschooler. None of the colors resemble any wood finish I've ever seen and the texture does not resemble furniture finish or blend in any way. I tried mixing them to achieve a color that would match at least one piece of furniture in my house, but no success. The colors are milky with a white cast and do not blend with any finish. When I tried covering some scratches, they looked like a toddler ran over them with finger paint. Fortunately, this paint washes off with a wet towel so no damage done.