Wood Filler Sticks,6 Colors Wood Wax Crayons for Repairing Scratches, Scuffs, Cracks, and nail Holes on Wood Furniture, Floors, Cabinets, Tables, and Doors

These work very well. It takes a bit of patience but you can melt these easily and they are a very close match to just about anything you have that is wood. They took the scratches out of the windowsill that our dog made and you can't even tell. We messed up the first time but you just reheat and fix it which is awesome. After that you get really good at it and it's so easy. I love the variety of the colors and how cost effective these are for how many uses you get out of each color. We were even able to fix nail marks in the hardwood with these and then just put a tiny amount of lacquer over it. Highly recommend this product!

Watched videos on how to use these and they do work well on my wood floor to cover scuff marks.

The Boncart Wood Filler Sticks are a handy and effective solution for quick touch-ups and small repairs. They're easy to use, has a sturdy thick feel to them, and work well for filling scratches, nail holes, and minor imperfections in wood surfaces. The color options blend nicely with different wood tones, and the finish looks natural once applied. The sticks are convenient to store and don't create a mess like liquid fillers. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that deeper or larger repairs may need multiple passes or a more heavy-duty filler. Overall, they're a great tool to have on hand for light wood repairs and touch-ups for a great price.

I used the 2 lighter tan colors to fill in holes I made when I secured my wood stairs with a breakaway screw repair kit so they didn’t squeak. They fill the holes nicely and blend right in with the natural wood color. They are like wax crayons that you just rub over the hole. The wax fills the holes nicely and they give you a scraper to scrape the xs wax off the top. Looks like I can use the white ones to fill in nail holes in my Azec siding.

Absolutely ineffective, might as well have used my children’s crayons.

Its ok, it was a little hard to actually blend it in and it doesnt look fixed. But it did cover the Crack in the floor, you can just tell.

Salvaged what I thought was a disaster! I built a white oak table top from old reclaimed barn wood. It turned out beautiful. When I brought it into the house this winter it developed 2 massive splits. I was able to fill the voids with beeswax, and then used these sticks to color match the top. No one will notice unless I point it out. Best thing is, if you muff it on your first try, it is wax and you just melt again and do over.

This was something else I purchased when putting my house on the market to help fix some scratches in furniture, stair rails, and our floors. The colors and combination options is what sold me but the ease of use is why I kept it and ordered more for another house. The wax fills in the scratch and you never see it. I wish I had taken a photo of the stairs before I made the repair. This saved us a ton of money vs using a trim carpenter