Mohawk Finishing Products M230-1250 Fil-Stik Repair Pencils (12 Pk), Multicolor

Good product. Does the job

Was using these to fill some deeper gouges in a veneered desktop. Took practice but I ended up with an acceptable result. A few things I learned: - Does not adhere to indentations in finished wood; needs to be a full thickness gouge or scratch. - Can use a hairdryer to soften the stick or a piece of the stick, but you don’t have to. If you choose to do this, don’t also heat the furniture or the wax becomes too thin (won’t fill) and gets messy. - I found it easiest to press the stick into the scratch and then twist the stick so that a small piece breaks off into the scratch, then use firm pressure and finger to spread it. - Can fill in layers, but it adheres to itself, so while trying to add another layer, the stick can easily grab the layer you already put down and remove it. - Scrape off excess with a credit card and then buff with a microfiber cloth. - Not for high traffic- will come off eventually. Good luck.

This a good HARD wax product that should be used with a soldering iron since it needs to melt and fill the gap. The instructions provided are for a soft wax product which this is not. I don't know if it is a packaging issue but anyone who chooses to purchase these in the future might want to keep this in mind, otherwise it's a good product.

I was refinishing oak kitchen cabinets and was kind of sad that the previous owners had attached a paper towel holder to the side of one of the cabinets. I've tried other ways to fill holes and if you're staining the wood, it just doesn't work. These wax crayons are the answer! Once you stain the wood you can use the crayon that's closest to your wood color and it really works to fill the hole and hide it. My husband was amazed, he had to really search to find the holes in the cabinet. I'm so happy to have a solution to filling holes in stained wood, I wish I had found them a few years ago.

Perfect for moving Companies !