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I'm no furniture restorer, but I gouged my laminate floor last week and left a dime-sized divot. I watch a couple of furniture restorers from the UK on YouTube and, occasionally, they use wax crayons to fill a hole. So I thought I'd give it a shot and do it myself. The sticks worked exactly as they should have, you get a good selection of colors and I used a butane lighter to melt them into the divot, then leveled things off with a fresh single-edged razor blade. It took a couple of tries, due to my inexperience, but I got the job done. I was inspired to try a repair on a footboard for a bed and a bench, both of which suffered from divots, as well. Again, this went very well. I thought the proposition was very worthwhile for this item. The only complaint is that removing the cello wrappers from each stick was a bit of a pain in the backside.

Works great for small scratches and chips in furniture. I suggest warming up the spot on the furniture with a hair dryer before and after applying the colored wax.

These worked fine and have good waxy texture but for $2 each they are expensive crayons. The crayola colors of the world was a fraction of the price and allowed me to color match a lot better even though the texture was not as waxy they melted and rubbed out just as well.

These work really well. These are easy to use, and I do recommend watching some YouTube videos on how to use and blend these properly. My furniture already looks 100% better. I would definitely repurchase these.

I started using this product and it works. Follow the instructions about sneaking up on the right color by starting at lighter colors. I’m not as pleased with the crayons, some scratches really do need wood filler before/instead of the crayon. Knowing which is part of the art. Experienced folk probably know this, I didn’t.

We love our living room furniture. Unfortunately so do our animals. There were lots of scratches but everything was cosmetic and I really didn't think they needed replaced. I've tried to use the oils that color, but they only helped a little. These were awesome. I probably should have got another color as well so that I could blend it better, but it's still so much better than it was.

These just arrived and I got to work melting and blending them into some gouges I may have caused while cleaning my vacuum. I was too excited and forgot to take a before photo, but imagine bright white 1 inch deep gouges in the laminate. I used a lighter to melt the lightest color to fill the hole, then added the warmer tone, then added the black. I worked in more lighter tones and used a putty knife to smooth it out AND also score the wax so it had grain lines similar to the wood texture. It took about 20 minutes. I am going to retouch the most visible one, but overall,I'm impressed. You really only notice there's a spot in the floor under the right light. And it held up to me using a cleaner and Terry cloth rag on it afterwards. It may require retouching, but there's a lot of crayons to use!

I bought these to help cover shallow scratches in our real wood doors and wall paneling. Did not work AT ALL. I tried using them straight out of the box, then tried heating them up to melt them a bit thinking that would get it to settle better in the scratches. But nope. Would reach into the very shallow scratches themselves. I ended up using a concoction of cooking oil + vinegar to hide my scratches and it worked brilliantly.