SEISSO Wood Repair Kit Wood Touch up Paint Restore Any Wood Furniture Wood Stain, 12 Colors Cover Surface Scratch for Wooden Floor Table, Filler Furniture Paint Oak, Cabinet, Door, Veneer, Walnut

I bought it to fix little scratches on few different wood products made of different wood and stained and finished in different colors.I used it on:Wooden floorCherry wood boxDark walnut boxMahogany chairLight Maple bookshelfI was wondering if I can manage to fix such a wide spectrum of wood since my wood and colors wereall over the place on the color and saturation scale as well as wood textures and kinds.I did not use any special tools. I simply took a small old plate, couple old tshirt cut into rugs.I took my plate next to a wood I needed to touch up and I opened and set my kit in a row from lightto dark. Then I kind of selected the most closest matching wood color tube to the wooden piece.I squeezed some tsp or so on the plate. I had a small job so not much paint needed.Then I used a small old plastic dough scrapper that I dedicated for this job.My wood color was not ideally matching the paint from the tube straight through butwood rarely does, so I simply decided if I needed to add lighter tones or darker, warmer or coldermore brown or more yellow, black or white and took it from there.It is really like mixing paint for painting. If you want to match the color you just have to adda little bit of whatever feels right.I was not worrying about the process because I could add and adjust the touch up colorin any direction I wanted. If I had it too dark.. I could just remove half of the dark paintand add more light tones or start over with a new spoonworth of paint...Then ever so often as I was mixing the colors I would use an old kitchen knife or piece of woodand smadge the paint on it and bring it close to the wood to see if my mixed paintis closely matching the wood.Once I was happy with my mixed colors I would apply to the wood filling the scratchand removing any excess. Once it filled the gap I would wipe off anything that would be outsidethe scratch.The colors appear to be water based so clean up was very easy and did not leave any unawntedstaining or dulling.It was just prefect. It gets easier as you do it as you get a feel of colors and you feel whichway to go to mix a perfect match up color.My advice is go go slow first in mixing. And also not to jump into too much dark at oncebecause it is much easier to darken the sample by adding a smidgen of a dark paintthen lighten the dark blop that you need to add a whole lot of lighter paint soeither start with lighter and build up or if you go way to dark , mix a new blop.It takes very little of the paints to fix a scratch.With one teaspoon worth of match color I was able to fix a good area oftinny paw floor scratches left over the years by the small dog. It was aboutone square yard of a whole lot of tinny scratches. Other jobs were smallerlike few scratches or tinny dents or penny size missing paint and all thoseended up looking perfect.I am very pleased with the end results because I no longer can see theimperfection. All areas that I fixed look great.A word of encouragement: you don't really need any previous experience to do this,frankly a Kindergarten kid can do it because it is just about having fun with mixing paints.Totally stress free therapeutic fun activity.If you want to be more confident before you takle more precious pieceI would encourage you to take some old piece of wood that has some stain finishand scratch it with something and then practice fixing the color.That will build your confidence and you will have a feel of how to approachyour precious piece and also you will see if you are happy with the end result.Overall I am EXTREMELY pleased with the purchase and the end results.

I had to repair the kitchen island as our dog chewed off the corner when he was a puppy. It's a big area repaired with kwikwood wood epoxy that dries white, so the repair is glaring at me.This worked really well! I bought some touch up pens at first but couldn't find ones that was even close to the wood. I figured I should get this Seisso set so I could at least mix some colors to get the closest match. Turns out, one of the tubes is already a really close match! Just need to dry brush or feather brush it to make it blend in better and voila! I can't see the repair anymore!I like how they give you a color chart to match your wood and it tells you exactly what colors to mix.. would buy again!

Super easy to use and covered well. Drying time not an issue. Would like the ability to purchase a larger quantity once trying the various colors. I don’t need but 1 color now.

This touch up wood paint was perfect for fixing up some chip pieces in my hardwood floor. I saved a lot of money on putting down new planks of wood. Plus, you get 12 colors in all. One of them should match your wood grain perfectly. Mine did!

Not very pleased. When applied to scratches becomes hard to make it blend into wood.

Our dark brown cabinets were worn on the edges and this worked great! Covered it just like I painted it and it blends perfectly

I’ve only done one repair with this so far but am so impressed with how it turned out. Can’t wait to do another repair. The color match was so good, even I couldn’t see the repair. It’s easy to use and since it required just a tiny dab, I expect that it will last a long time.

Made a mess of the table. Says to apply and wipe off excess. Well that does not work. Would not wipe off and left the color smeared all over the table. Returning mine today. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT.