Katzco Furniture Repair Kit Wood Markers - 17 Pcs Set with Sharpener - Furniture Touch Up Markers for Floors, Bedposts, and Molding - Furniture Scratch Repair Markers - Wood Paint for Furniture

These worked well. I used them mainly on wood trim and wood railing - luckily colors matched. For some areas, I mixed the marker with some liquid scratch remover I had on hand. If the color isn't quite right, I found if you wipe it off immediately, it lightens it and then it was OK. Just a heads up - the markers are best for smaller jobs. I got carried away once I started, and the 2-3 markers I used ran out. Overall, recommend and price was good.

If you have lots of different kinds of wood this is a great pack of scratch fixer uppers. The wax crayons didn't really work but the markers were a life saver.

Works like a charm, covers mark very nicely

This stuff works on some surfaces but not all. Tried on a side table and none of the colors matched even close. Tried on wood flooring and it helps a bit but comes off pretty quickly when you wash your floors a few times. Overall, it can be useful for quick, little touch ups on plain wood surfaces but in really visible locations I would avoid it- although the white does work well on white trim-- it's the wood colors/finishes that don't work well

If you are a "good enough" type person vs a perfectionist, this is a great option for you! I have twin 4 year olds, so nothing in my house stays perfect. I was hoping to help hide some imperfections on our dining room table and cabinets. I was lucky that I was able to match the coloring really close. Was easy to use, just draw on it and do it a few times/until coverage is reached. It's not perfect but from afar it's great and a huge improvement.Keeping these on hand for future "oopsies" that my kids and dog make.

Markers were dried out and wouldn’t work.

The application took a little practice but the end results were a huge improvement. The colors are slightly off from the cap color so I recommend testing in an inconspicuous area, also they show up darker on raw areas of wood. If you have a deep scratch fill with the crayon first.Another tip is to work in small strokes and wipe with a lint free cloth as you go, I used an old eye glass cleaning cloth. Only negative for me was that I needed a more yellow tone to match some older chairs, the colors lean warmer-reddish.

Good product for the price. Works well