Low-cost way to touch-up
I have been using magic markers to touch-up wood scratches, but it is expensive to buy a large color set and most colors are not applicable. This repair kit has colors that match better for most wood.<br />The pens work well, especially on fake printed wood like those on cheap furniture. It fools the eye and hides flaws amazingly well.<br /><br />The crayons are used for deep scratches. Unfortunately the crayons are soft and not for permanent repair. They also melt in the sun, so not for things near the window. What they really need to provide is some kind of putty instead that can harden permanently. Then the filled location can be color matched using their pens. This crayon stuff is not good when it smears.
Rating: 3 stars