Furniture scratch markers

Bought it to try out. It covers scratches on the door well.

The claw marks on the wooden mirror frame look noticeably darker and neater.

I used it on cat scratches in bleached oak. The color helped, but I had to be careful because the fresh marker rubbed onto my fingers.

It hid the claw marks on the doors. The markers have a pretty strong smell until they dry.

It perfectly masks small claw scratches on the cabinet. But I couldn't cover a deep chip on the countertop.

It worked well for small scuffs on a dark door, the main thing is not to press too hard.

Bought it to restore doors. It doesn't completely cover chips, but it removes scuffs.

The marks left by the cat on the door jamb are now almost invisible; I found the right color match quickly.

Easy to use, no special tools required.

The cat scratched the bottom of the hallway cabinet, leaving these light marks. I picked out two shades, first filled them in with wax, then added color with the marker. It doesn't look brand new, but for everyday viewing it's great, I'm satisfied.

Our cat, Borie, scratched the corners of the kitchen cabinets, so we decided to try this kit. The set includes many shades, and I spent a while mixing the dark and light wax to find the right one. In the end, it matched almost perfectly! However, the eraser included in the kit is completely soft and useless; I threw it away and use an old plastic card for rubbing. It's faster that way, and the compound gets pushed deeper into the chip.

Our Labrador puppy, Nero, spent a couple of weeks chewing the baseboard near his bowl, leaving small light gouges. I took a wax crayon of a matching shade and went over each spot individually. Then I wiped off the excess with a cloth. The baseboard looks perfectly fine now; I'm definitely keeping this kit at home.

We have an old interior door with a laminated film, and our cat Frida left a grid of small scratches near the handle. I went over the lightest lines with the marker and filled in a couple of spots with wax. I did it in the evening, and in the morning I looked at it in daylight - it looks much better.

The pale claw lines on my oak table leg blended in after one careful pass. I let it dry before touching the spot.

The wax went on smoothly on the wooden door. Thanks to Fernpaw for the fast shipping.

The bedroom door looked messy after the scratching, but now the marks are only visible up close.

Great markers. I ordered a pack to keep as a backup.

The color didn't match right away, I had to fiddle a bit with the shades, but the result was worth it.

The door chips look better now. Matching the shade took some trial and error, so test somewhere hidden first.

Dog claws left grooves in the hallway laminate. The markers cover the marks well, however, after mopping the floor with a cloth, the color comes off the laminate slightly.

Dries instantly, doesn't smear if you brush against it.

I managed to restore my kitchen cabinets from cat claws without calling a professional.

Ordered it for laminate. It's a bit lighter than my floor, but the scratch disappeared from sight.

I went over the baseboard in the hallway with the crayon; the marks from the dog are barely visible now.

On the whitish scuffs on the chair leg, the marker provided an even brown tone.

The marker is comfortable to hold, and on a narrow scratch the line didn’t come out too thick.

It worked on the wooden table scratches at first. After a few weeks in direct light, the filled area became a little more visible again.

There were thin marks on the decorative trim near the sofa. I went over them with the marker in literally a couple of minutes.

I covered a small chip on a dark cabinet door, and after it dried it doesn’t stand out.

There were dog claw marks on the countertop, and the wax pencil reduced the contrast.

Cheap and cheerful, the scratches disappeared in a minute.

Mila walked past the cabinet about an hour after I used the markers and did not leave any smears, so the drying time was fine for us.

It’s convenient that you can work on one spot without repainting the whole door.

After the cat, there were white marks on the door frame, and the marker noticeably toned them down.

I used it on the scratches on a wooden chair. Not a professional restoration, but the marks no longer jump out.

I covered marks on a white glossy chair. There is a slight difference in shine, but I’m happy with it.

The wax softened the pale marks on the table leg. My cat sniffed the repaired spot for a while and then avoided it that evening.

I used it on the baseboard in the hallway where the dog caught it with his claws. The result is neat.

I bought it because of claw marks on the coffee table; now they don’t stand out in the sun.

Our Maine Coon, Til, scratched the side of the wardrobe when he jumped onto a shelf. I picked the dark pencil, then rubbed it in a little with my finger through a napkin. I’ve already used it three times in different spots, and the furniture looks calmer; the white grooves no longer stand out.

I packed wax into a small door-corner chip and touched the top with marker. From standing distance it looks fine.

I covered scuffs on the lower part of the door where the dog scratched with his paw before walks.

Dries quickly and really does hide scratches on furniture.

It hides small defects on cabinets perfectly.

I’d buy it again, good range of colors in the set.

The wax sticks are soft enough that I did not have to press hard into the wood.

Our dachshund Lotta was jumping near the cabinet and left a few small snags at the bottom. I first used the light marker, then added a slightly darker wax pencil. It made a decent wood-like transition, without a harsh stripe. I’ve already used the set three times and would buy it again.

The markers blend together really well. I matched the exact color for the laminate.

The cat Simba scratched up the lower crossbar of the coffee table; our wood is walnut-colored and the shade is tricky. I mixed the light and dark pencils right on the scratch, then evened it out with a napkin. I used it four times on different legs, the result is consistent, and I’m completely happy with the purchase.

There were small chips on the laminated cabinet after the cat, and the set saved the day in ten minutes.

The light floor scuffs are much harder to notice now. That was all I needed from the kit.

Filled a small chip on the baseboard caused by a puppy with wax, it no longer looks white.

The markers don't bleed on the laminated surface, the lines are thin and controlled.

The different wood tones helped. The middle shade was close enough for our cabinet without mixing.

It went on the laminated surface well and didn't look like a stain after wiping with a dry cloth.

Great for precise touch-ups: I went over three short scratches on my dresser.

A scratch from the kitten's cage on the beech shelf became almost invisible after two passes.

The wax crayons are solid and don't crumble when pressed against the wood.

The chip on the drawer front is barely visible now. Thank you.

It turned out to be just the thing for pinpoint scratches from claws on the kitchen cabinet.

Filled a scratch on the edge of the shelf with wax, then smoothed it out with my finger, looks clean.

Excellent markers. I mixed two shades and got the perfect color for my oak table.

Our cat scratched up the kitchen cabinets, these markers were a real budget saver.

I liked that it doesn't stick to fur once dry, my cat rubbed right up against it.

Very happy with the purchase, the result is just like in the picture.

Works well on furniture edges where the cat peeled off a thin strip of the finish.

Colored in the light chips on the wooden table. My wife couldn't tell right away where it was.

Blending the shades really came in handy: our walnut table isn't a solid color.

After our Maine Coon's claws left light marks on the side of the cabinet. I filled them in with the wax crayon, then lightly smudged it with a cloth. I applied it twice because the wood is dark and I wanted a perfect match. Now you can only see it if you're specifically looking for it.

It dried on the cabinet door before Barney could investigate it properly, so nothing got smeared around.

Just the thing for minor chips on doors, applies neatly and requires no special skills.

The light scratch on the wenge wood became much less noticeable, looking from the side, it barely catches the eye.

The wax crayons hid the scratched sofa corners quickly. I will keep the set in the drawer for the next round of cat damage.

After clawing, there were light dots left on the door trim, the crayon matched the color perfectly.

The furniture no longer suffers from the cat. A couple of swipes with the marker and the claw marks are gone.

Our British shorthair took a liking to the legs of our walnut coffee table. Within a couple of weeks they were covered in light-colored grooves. I bought this set purely out of curiosity. It turned out the markers cover light claw marks beautifully. I simply colored over the lines to match the wood, waited for it to dry, and lightly polished it with a dry cloth. The table looks like it came from the store again. This is a lifesaver for pet owners, I’ll recommend it to friends.

The decorative wooden elements on the stairs look newer after being touched up.

The wax doesn’t crumble and fills the fine grooves on the dining table legs well.

The wax filled a small dent on the dresser well, then I went over it with the marker.

There were white streaks on the dark laminate after the cat, and they colored over without any blotches.

For small white scratches on the cabinet, just a tiny bit of wax is enough.

I touched up a chip on an old dresser. It looks quite decent, and I didn’t have to call a repair person.

I went over the baseboards, and now guests don’t ask what those streaks are.

I tried it on an old chair where the cat had been sharpening her claws. The light scratches now match the color of the wood.

It covers normally, but on glossy surfaces it leaves a matte streak.

It removed scuffs on the baseboards. Too bad it dries too quickly, it’s hard to blend it smoothly.

I didn’t have to call a repair person over a couple of scratches on the kitchen cabinet door, I covered them myself in one evening.

A good set for wood, the shades work well with pine.

A handy thing, I covered the scuffs on the cabinet. I’ll keep it around for the future too.

The cat nicked the trim on the cabinet. I filled the pale edge with wax, and it stopped catching my eye.

Our British shorthair Milo left several long light marks on the lower cabinet door. I took the medium brown marker, went over the lines, and wiped it with a dry cloth after a few minutes. Completely satisfied: from a normal distance the damage isn’t visible, I would buy it again.

Our cat caught the edge of a wooden shelf with his claw. The wax filled the mark, and the color doesn’t stand out.

The wax quality is good, it goes on evenly and doesn’t peel off.

I mixed walnut and oak, and the color matched my old parquet floor.

I mixed two shades right on the scratch, and it ended up closer to the laminate color.

The marker went on light veneer absolutely perfectly, I can’t see any difference at all.

On the laminate doors the color went on fine, and the claw scratches now look like shadows.

I touched up thin claw lines on a table leg. The wax spread evenly and did not leave lumps.

Our Yorkshire terrier kept chewing the corners of the baseboards in the hallway. I was already thinking of replacing them, but decided to try this set for spot restoration. I used brown and walnut. First I covered the light tooth marks with the marker, then lightly rubbed the wax pencil over the top. The color matched about ninety percent, deep chips of course can’t be hidden completely, but visually the damage no longer stands out. The product really does dry very quickly, literally in a couple of minutes. I’ll be buying more for the doors.

I tried it on an old wooden armrest of an armchair after the cat’s claws. At first I chose a shade that was too light, then added a darker one from the set, and it became almost the right color. I didn’t notice any smell in the room, and the surface dried quickly.

Super set, we have two dogs in the house and scratches on the furniture everywhere. Now they are unnoticeable.

The scratches on the corner of the dresser were shallow, and the marker managed to hide them neatly.

We have a St. Bernard and two cats, so our furniture suffers regularly. Linoleum, parquet, solid wood doors, and laminated cabinets — everything gets covered in grooves from claws or teeth. This set has been a real lifesaver for us. We previously tried furniture wax in a little jar, but it required heating, which was inconvenient. Here, you just go over the defect with a marker or the soft wax stick, tamp it down slightly, and it's done. The wax isn't sticky after drying and doesn't stain clothes if accidentally brushed against with a leg. The colors are easy to match by mixing, and it saved us a ton of money.

Colored in three scratches on the cabinet near the sofa, where the cat loves to sharpen its claws.

I appreciated having a few wood colors in one kit. For the wardrobe I blended two shades and got close enough.

I didn't call a technician over two streaks on the door; I colored them in myself in a couple of minutes.

The marker worked better than I expected on the whitish scuffs near the door handle.