Touch Up Solutions Kit

Touch Up Marker: Test the wood marker in an inconspicuous place to make sure the colour match is acceptable. If the colour is not acceptable, select another colour. For worn edges on wooden furniture, hold the side of the nib against the edge and slide the nib across the edge starting at one side moving across the worn area. For small scratches, use the tip of the nib to wipe colour into the light area. If the edge or scratch is too dark, immediately use your finger or a soft cloth to wipe off some of the colour. If more colour is needed, wait 5 minutes and repeat steps 2 and 3. Do not use polish on the area coloured for 3 days.

Fill Stick: Use a Leveler Card or an old charge card or a plastic putty knife to remove any loose splinters in the area to be filled, especially splinters that rise above the plane of the surface. Pick the colour of Fill Stick that is closest to the finish on your furniture. If there is no exact match, a colour that is a little too dark will look better than a colour that is too light. Briskly rub the end of the Fill Stick over the damage, applying pressure as you rub. Stop the application when the damage is filled. Scrape away the excess Fill Stick material with the Leveler Card, old credit card or a plastic putty knife. Angle the card in the direction you are scraping. Scrape until the fill is even with the wood. Excess wax around the repair area will appear shiny. Use a soft, clean cloth to wipe away the excess wax around the edge of the fill. Be careful not to wipe the repair.