Color-Matched Wood Filler, Walnut, 6 oz

If you’re Type A and over-the-type when it comes to home maintenance and keeping your wood knicks in check, THIS is for you! This handy little tube of filler will be your new BFF for those pesky knicks in your trim, cabinetry, flooring and more. I go around my house every few months and touch-up. Yes, I am that Type A person. Just a little pea size is all you need, I use my finger, smudge the filler into the knick and smooth it out. Done. Easy as that! I also have the white for my baseboards. It dries quickly. Blends nicely. Bonds well to the wood. Can’t REALLY tell it’s filler unless it 1) a big knick or 2) you look really close.

This wood filler was handy for a little repair on an antique table. The walnut is a pure brown, not reddish, and the soft texture is easy to work in to an injured spot. It dries quickly, layers well, and receives stain well after drying.

it filled the dings in my hardwood floor ok. applied a thin coat of poly over them, and they appear to stay in place. only miss, at least for me, is that the color shading is significantly lighter than what appears on the tube.

These color matched wood fillers are a must have for me! Most wood fillers wills never stain to the same color of stain I’m using, and are pretty significantly lighter than the wood. It’s always noticeable after staining over. This lessens that gap almost entirely since the starting color in most cases can be almost identical. I sometimes will mix colors as well to achieve the closest match possible to whatever wood type I’m working with at the time! They’re just great, price is reasonable, and my only complaint is I wish they had even more color options available in them!

Super easy to use for Walnut wood scratches. Great for deeper chips. I got the matching pencil to and it took care of all the damage my puppy did to my expensive speakers. No one will ever notice the repair.

It's easy to use and looks great. It filled the cracks in between floor boards nicely. Perfect color. I let it dry for more than 24 hours and then my wife vacuumed the floor with her normal vacuum. All the putty was sucked up out of the cracks, undoing all the work I had done to fill the cracks. Very frustrating. I think the putty is crumbly after it dries. If you put polyurethane over top of it, it'd be fine. But I didn't.

I tested this Minwax filler on multiple visible seams across my walnut-toned LVP flooring — and to my surprise, both the Walnut and Natural options blended extremely well. That says a lot about the quality of this formula. It adapts to the surrounding tone rather than sitting on top like a patch. The Walnut shade darkens just enough to disappear into deeper grooves or high-grain areas, while the Natural softens the edge of lighter-toned seams without drawing attention. I applied each with a gloved finger, wiped the excess, and let it cure with no sanding — smooth finish, no halo, no crusty border. What makes this stand out is how it responds to light. Whether you’re dealing with surface scratches or subtle gaps, it holds up under direct sunlight and close inspection. Other brands looked obvious or dried unevenly. This one just settles in. Honestly, both colors work great — and together they give you flexibility across flooring sections with different tones. I’d re-buy without hesitation. — Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

Blends in nicely with black walnut.