Repair kit for floor scratches

The light wax matched my beech parquet perfectly, and the small claw marks disappeared.

I really liked the precision of the application: the wax drop goes right into the chip, not around it.

We have a beagle named Luna and an older spaniel, Max, and both frequently slip in the hallway. Claw dents had accumulated on the laminate, along with a chip from a dropped bowl. First, I filled the chip with the dark wax, then went over the minor scratches with the marker. After two weeks of normal daily life, nothing has chipped off or darkened. A very useful thing to have around the house.

I fixed a few small laminate scratches in about fifteen minutes. Letting the wax cool properly made the finish much cleaner.

Filled a long but shallow scratch from a dog bowl. The marker on top hid the light edge.

Excellent home kit. I fixed the scuffs on the vinyl floor in the hallway, and nothing peels off when mopping.

The cat scratched the bottom of the door; the marker and a little wax covered up the whitish streaks.

Convenient to store everything together, the shades aren't lost, and I've already fixed both the floor and a door.

The excess wax came off easily, leaving no greasy mark around the scratch. I'm very pleased.

I liked that the shades can be mixed: I matched my oak parquet's color on the third try.

Repaired a chip near the door where a pet carrier had hit the floor. The wax hardened quickly, but the excess doesn't come off on the first pass.

I thought I'd have to replace a piece of laminate because of a chip. This repair kit completely solved the problem without extra expense.

Heats up the wax quickly. I fixed my dog's claw marks on the door in literally half an hour, highly recommend.

Used it on the vinyl tile in the hallway where the cat was scrambling with its paws. It holds on tight.

It's very convenient that you can melt the wax right on the spot. I filled in a few scratches on the bedroom closet.

The different shades were useful. I had to blend two of them before the repair stopped standing out on our gray floor.

After moving, the cat carrier left a chip on the closet; I used the kit to fill it without having to call a professional.

The crack near the baseboard from the dog playing got filled tightly; the gap doesn't collect dirt anymore.

On the laminate plank, the wax stays put even after wet mopping; the claw mark didn't reappear.

My corgi's claws left a groove in the laminate, and the wax covered it up nicely. It's a shame the tool doesn't heat up right away.

The chip by the dog bowl was filled evenly, but you have to work very carefully with the spatula.

For my oak laminate, one wax color alone was too flat. Mixing two shades and touching the line with the marker gave the right result.

The spatula in the kit is actually useful. It shaved off the extra wax from the parquet without dragging it across the surface.

The leveling tool was the part I used most. Once the wax cooled, it took off the raised bits neatly.

Came in handy for furniture: I fixed teeth marks on the bottom shelf. It's just that the darkest wax turned out to have a slightly cool undertone.

There were light marks from claws on the door frame. I darkened them with the marker, and it looks neat.

I liked that you can mix the beige with the dark shade. I found a tone that matched an old cabinet.

I mixed the dark shades for my door. It turned out perfect, you really can't tell it from the factory finish.

The wax polishes really well. I rubbed it down with a cloth and the mark from a heavy object that fell disappeared without a trace.

The cat caught the edge of a board with a claw, and I filled the little crack with wax. After leveling it, you can't feel it with your foot.

I liked that it works for both parquet and a cabinet. But on the vertical side, the wax slid a little before it cooled.

The chip near the cat litter box was noticeable, but after the wax and polishing it became like a shadow.

The kit came in handy not only for the floor, but also for the leg of a wooden table after the puppy.

I repaired a chip by the threshold where the dog drops toys. The color matched, but the plastic spatula looks flimsy.

Works no worse than professional systems. I sealed a gap by the door where a piece of laminate had come off, and it's holding firmly.

I disguised the scratches near the dog's bed in half an hour, and the laminate looks well kept again.

It's great for small dents from claws, but I had to fill a deep chip in two passes.

I liked that the kit has everything needed for the repair. I didn't have to look for a spatula or cloth separately.

On dark parquet, the repair is only visible under a lamp. But the marker absorbs quickly, so you have to stay on it.

Excellent for furniture repairs. I restored the corner of a wooden chair; it's holding firmly and doesn't crumble.

The result surprised me. I filled a large crack in the countertop, and after polishing the wood grain was completely restored.

The kit saved the area under the bowls. The repair holds up after water, but I had to dry the floor very thoroughly before applying it.

I liked that you don't have to replace a whole laminate plank because of one dent.

After the wax hardens, it isn't sticky, and cat hair doesn't cling to the repaired spot.

When heated, the wax softened enough to flow into a chip in the laminate. I barely had to push it into place.

I repaired a wooden step with wax after the dog's claws, and the color matched unexpectedly well.

I bought it for parquet, but first tried it on the inside of a door. After that I did the floor with confidence.

It melts well and fills even small cracks in furniture. It turned out to be very easy to use.

I bought the kit out of desperation because of the cat's claws. Now there are no scratches on the doors; everything is filled and polished.

On our light parquet, I blended two wax colors and the cat mark became much less visible. The markers run a bit darker than I expected.

The claw scratch on the vinyl tile closed up nicely, only the edge was slightly rough after cooling.

Would buy again. The marker helped cover up scuffs on the corner of a wooden dresser, and the wax filled the crack.

Filled a small dent from the rabbit cage on the parquet; polishing over it smoothed everything out.

We have a young Labrador named Nero, and after playing with his ball, there were dents in the parquet near the wall. We used the kit three evenings in a row: first we filled the deep spots with wax, then touched up the color on the edges with the marker. After polishing, the floor doesn't look brand new, of course, but I can only see the damage now if I'm specifically looking for it. Very happy with the purchase.

After filling the crack in the vinyl, I went over it with the polishing cloth, and the surface became smooth.

Fixed the corner of the countertop that the cat had scratched up; it's convenient to build up the missing volume with wax.

Our Beagle, Bruno, sprints to the door and brakes with his claws, leaving a few light streaks and one dent on the parquet. I used the repair kit three times: first I practiced on a small scratch, then I filled the dent with melted wax. I matched the color by mixing, and it turned out decent. My only minor complaint is about cleaning the heat tool; leftover wax on the nozzle doesn't come off very quickly.

The heat tool makes it easy to drip wax right into the chip, but the cord felt a bit short when working near the baseboards.

We have two dogs and claw marks everywhere on the dark parquet. I decided to try this repair kit. At first, I was afraid the wax wouldn't go on smoothly, but the heat tool melts it perfectly. I filled every groove, let it cool, and then thoroughly polished it with the cloth from the kit. I matched the color by mixing three different blocks. Now the floor looks perfect, we are absolutely thrilled with the result, and I will recommend it to friends.

Bought it to repair the vinyl floor in the kitchen. The result is amazing; the dent completely disappeared.

For the dark parquet I used brown wax first, then touched the edge with the black marker. That combination blended in well.

Two claw scratches on the pale laminate are no longer obvious. The filled lines stayed smooth after cooling.

The markers are perfect for fine scuffs. I used them where filling with hot wax would have been too much work.

Repaired a chip from a metal bowl in the kitchen. The wax didn't sink in after cooling.

The scratches on the countertop next to the dog's bed are now almost invisible. The instructions could have been printed larger.

Saved our kitchen countertop from marks left by a sliding cutting board. I mixed the color using two blocks.

Fills chips in parquet perfectly. It cools quickly; I scraped off the excess with a plastic card, and there are no marks left.

At first, I was afraid of overheating it, but the heat tool was straightforward to use. The wax melts evenly, without clumping.

The laminate looks better after our Dachshund's claws got to it, especially the small white scratches. It took a lot of wax for the wide groove, though.

Our Maine Coon, Rudy, loves to bolt from the balcony door, leaving deep dark streaks on the light laminate. I cleaned the area, melted the lightest wax, and added a drop of gray so it wouldn't leave a yellow spot. I've used the kit four times already on different spots. The result is consistently good, I would buy it again.

The wax sticks perfectly. I removed the claw scratches left by my Retriever on the living room floor. I recommend this product.

We have an old sideboard that the cat scratched up. I rubbed wax into that spot, went over it with the marker, and the door looks brand new.

The heating tool softened the wax quickly, and the chip by the dog bowl is now something you only notice if you know where to look.

Repaired the edge of the laminate near the balcony where the cat had been sharpening its claws; it turned out very neat.

The wax bonded with the vinyl flooring seamlessly. No raised edges at all, everything is very smooth and neat.

I bought this to repair the laminate in the hallway where the dogs had damaged the door area. I rubbed out the dents, and it’s been holding up for a month now.

The markers in the kit are a real find. I covered small scratches on the stairs in just a couple of minutes.

We have vinyl flooring and it got scratched by a chair. This wax helped fix the problem, and I matched the color quickly.

Our cat Mars races down the hallway and a couple of times tore up the top layer of laminate near the corner. At first I was afraid I’d ruin the color, but I mixed brown and gray wax, then leveled it with the plate after it cooled. From a normal distance it no longer stands out. I took off one star because on the glossy area I had to polish it for quite a while, otherwise the spot looked matte.

The cat dragged her claws across the door, and the kit helped disguise the streaks. I would have liked more of one of the light shades.

I repaired scratches on vinyl after a rabbit cage. It holds, but the polishing took longer than I expected.

It levels out well. The main thing is to let the wax cool completely before trimming it, then the surface is smooth.

I used it on a wooden table rather than the floor. The wax filled the crack, and trimming the extra after it cooled was straightforward.

We have almost black laminate, and any light scratch from our French bulldog’s claws shows immediately. I mixed dark brown wax and used the marker along the edge, let it cool properly, then polished it. I worked on the area by the sofa and near the bowls. Now the marks are only noticeable under a bright lamp, and I’m completely satisfied with the result.

I filled a chip in the laminate by the threshold in one evening, and the color can be matched without stress.

I liked that you can mix the shades, but the first time my color came out a bit reddish.

Our dachshund Bruno spent several weeks racing down the hallway and left a fan of tiny scratches on the laminate near the turn. I melted light wax with a little walnut-colored wax, filled the most visible lines, and leveled it with the plate after it cooled. I did it twice because the first color was a bit too light, but the final result is very decent. I would buy this kit again.

The puppy marks on the laminate look much better now. The scraper works, though on soft wood I would use a very light hand.

The markers in the kit are very vibrant and rub well into the wood grain. I covered all the scuffs on the cabinet.

On the leg of a wooden cabinet that the puppy had chewed, I managed to match the color well. The downside is that the wax crumbs are easy to scatter.

The heating pen warms up without overheating, and the wax doesn’t run all over the place. I sealed a couple of gaps in the floor very neatly.

Excellent repair kit. I mixed several colors and matched the shade of my old oak floor exactly.

I used it on a door that the cat had been scratching at the bottom. The marker tinted the edge well, but the cap is a bit tight.

I covered a long scratch from a Labrador’s claws, and it came out neat. There is a smell when melting, though it’s slight.

I covered a chip on the little cabinet with the leashes, and evened out the color with the marker in a minute.

After cooling, the wax leveled out fine, and the claw mark by the sofa no longer catches the eye.

Our cat Nero loves jumping from the windowsill straight onto the laminate, and two noticeable dents appeared near the radiator. I melted the wax with the heating pen, let it cool for a minute, and removed the excess. The surface didn’t become brand new, but the marks no longer draw the eye. Minus one star for color matching: on our gray oak floor I had to mix three shades, and that took time.

The heating pen did the job on a deeper claw scratch. Once I filled and leveled it, the line stopped catching my eye.

There are lots of different colors in the kit, so it’s easy to choose the right one. I covered small defects on the floor without any problems.

The kit saved me in a rental apartment: I covered chips from a dog crate without doing major repairs.

The heat gun melts the wax evenly. The patch on the floor came out smooth and completely unnoticeable.

I filled a dent in a wooden stair tread. The wax adhered firmly and became very hard after cooling.