Minwax 110086666 No 8 Blend-Fil Wood Repair Stain Pencil, Driftwood

Pour arranger l'esthétique du meuble après sa réparation. Fonctionne pas mal comme un crayon de cire ou de la pâte à modeler. Après un peu de pratique, le résultat est satisfaisant

Didn't transfer to wood surface well

Who knew that the common ordinary, soft putty sticks no longer exist? This worked although not quite as well as the old type that use to be readily available, easy to use and did not need heated. I put down a little new white pvc quarter round after laying a new vinyl tile floor in a bathroom and needed to fill nail holes. Heating this with a hair dryer as you work is definitely what softens it and allows it to work. Then just wipe off excess with paper towel. Peeling the paper off to "sharpen" it would be great except that it seemed difficult to peel and became stuck to itself. Maybe the heat caused that, but without heating this is too hard and brittle to work for nail holes. This was, however, the only thing that worked and even on pvc "wood".

Had a very light scratch on a wooden farm table.The blend stick just didn’t do the job… difficult to blend… seemed a bit dry.

When I use these I keep flashing back to elementary school art classes. I just remember my friends and I unwrapping them until the art teacher would get upset. Now that I pay for them I get it. I t also takes forever to use one - provided you don’t unroll the wrapper prematurely. I have used them for all sorts of things but when u need just a smidge of color - absolutely worth their weight in gold. Now if you have a divot or a ding, the colored putty/wood filler is what you want.I will admit that I used to use a more premium brand of stain, but now that I live in a more rural area, mini wax is easier to find and the complete line just means I don’t get in the middle of anything and have a supply issue and then there is always Amazon which is getting to be like next day delivery.