Hupeyna Wood Furniture Repair Kit, 12 Colours Wood Repair Kit, Wood Touch up Fillers, Repair Scratch, Cracks, Discoloration for Wooden Cabinet, Floor, Door, Table Surfaces Wood Filler Paint

Got this to repair some stairs my dog chewed.Once I filled the holes with wood filler, it was easy enough to paint and create realistic wood grain.

Would recommend practicing on a bit of scrap wood first, good selection of colors and will work for most types of wood, alternatively you can mix several different one to get the perfect finish. Very good for small repairs, the tubes are about the size of my little finger, but it does seem to go quite a long way, hardens quite quickly and can be smoothed when wet, I found can be sanded with care for a smooth finish, in some situations.

So - you get lots of little tubes of different colours.I managed to fill a hole on an incorrectly drilled cupboard door to the point where you wouldn't notice it unless you looked for it.Importantly - there is a white filler and a dark filler so relatively easy to get a close match.Will probably only ever use 2 of the tubes before they become unusable (probably a year or two or three) but it is still a lot less hassle and cheaper than trying to source a new door.

Great product. Really good for those minor blemishes and day to day knocks

No black so difficult to a custom colour match, drys well, easy to use

A little difficult to colour match but that’s because they dry slightly darker, but that’s usual so not the fault of the product. Bought to repair a small chip in the edge of a big laminated board. Pleased with the final results. Easy to use and a good range of mixable colours. When I got it wrong I just wiped it off and started again.

It works well

The faux-wood look kitchen worktop of a friend had become damaged in two small areas that were not used for heavy work, so I tried using this product to repair it with success. The trick was to mix a mid-brown with a yellow and then filling with thin layers, allowing to dry in between applications. I then carefully smoothed it flat with coarse emery cloth before applying the final coat by flicking a short, stiff brush with small amounts of the yellow over the surface until the pattern matched. Once dry and looking good, I sprayed the whole area with a few very thin coats of satin car lacquer and an excellent job was done. I also found that correct colour matching was greatly assisted by checking with the camera app of a smartphone.