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Varathane Premium Wood Fill Sticks are a quick and simple way to fill nail holes, repair scratches and hide minor imperfections in wood. The soft compound is easy to use and dries quickly, making it great for simple touch-ups. The color groups complement Varathane Wood Stains or can be blended to create a unique or custom color.
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A quick and simple way to fill nail holes, repair scratches and hide minor imperfections in wood
Mohamed Adam
Reviewed in Egypt on September 8, 2024
Fixes only the minor scratches that are almost invisible already, and doesn’t fix the deep scratches at all.Also, the package was open when I got it out of the bag!!Amazon Egypt’s quality control is worse than the seller’s integrity.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
Another item I use in furniture repair and resporation. THis item matches very well old stained black cherry items. Easy to use and hides small cracks and holes extremely well.
TashaD
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2024
I needed to a quick solution to hiding light chew marks and scratches from my puppy prior to moving out of my apt. It worked!
Ryfe757
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
This touch up stick works great. I have dark walnut trim throughout my home. Just rub it on back and forth until the scratch or void is filled then buff it off with a paper towel. Looks great every time.
T
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
Goodbye pet claw marks
Danforth Prince
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
The fillers from this wax-based Varathane "pencil" blended beautifully into screwholes that remained in the aftermath of my furniture-making project (a new writing table). Hint: If the hole you want to fill (and match to the existing varnished surface) is more than a half-inch deep and wide, consider warming it with a hairdryer to soften the wax before pressing it into place and scraping away the excess. It worked beautifully. Perhaps the illustration shows how it blended into the PINE border which I stained in RED OAK and filled with LIGHT CHERRY varathane pencil. If you don't know what color to pick, "Light Cherry" blends with almost all red-toned woods and any of the "Oak" tones will match the yellow-toned woods. Best wishes and x from Danforth
Mia
Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2023
This is a crayon. The produce does not stick to the wood. Never buy this product again. It’s also very expensive. Definitely not worth the price. Definitely not as advertised. Not Varathane. Cost over $50 and because I have opened the packaging. I’m not sure they will refund?? How else are do you determine whether the product works. They should have stipulated when purchased that that product can not be refunded if opened.??
Anu
Reviewed in Canada on August 31, 2022
Colour didn’t come as displayed. Closer to orange!
D. Hillman
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2020
I have tried 3 colors in this so far and I can not get it to match Ipswitch. They are either too dark or too light but they miss the mark for what I need. They are easy enough to use but what is the point if you can't match the color?
Jp
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2020
We used the Summer Oak stain and used this to fill a few dings in the wood. This goes on super dark. Unless it lightens over time, which is highly unlikely, this does not match Summer Oak at all. Not even remotely close. The only way it would come close is if you laid down 4-5 coats of the stain (i.e. made it much darker). We did two coats of the stain.Giving it 3 stars because the actual filling process was pretty easy and it seems to be staying put really well.
Ashley
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2014
I purchased this because of all the great reviews it got. I've tried wood markers and wood fillers in the past and in my opinion this is one the worst. I think I would have been better off using a dollar store crayon then wasting an hour trying to repair one gouge with this thing. The material used to make it, which I believe is wax, flakes off as you use it, leaving a waxy residue on the work surface. The directions suggest that to remove any of the excess wax, you should use a plastic putty knife. I'm not putting anything with the word "knife" in it to repair my table, after all I'm trying to fix it, not add more damage. I've never written a bad review on Amazon but I guess there is a first time for everything.
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