Miller Wood Scratch Fix Pen - SF Various Colors

Description

MILLER Scratch Fix  - The Felt-Tip Stain Pen For Wood
Timber furniture can look beautiful in your home but if it’s scratched or damaged in any way it can look really awful, many people think that once a piece of furniture has a nick or a scratch on it there’s nothing you can do about it but that’s not always the case.
There is no reason to replace or re-stain your entire hardwood floor or wood furniture when this little pen can fully reverse most any damage or blemish. Just gently shade in your floor’s problem areas and let the pen do the rest. The scratch fix pen contains actual stain, not ink, so it soaks into wood for an even and consistent color that blends with the surrounding wood. It will not run or smear, so you can wax it or clean it just like it was never there. The unique filter on the tip of the pen dispenses stain at a stable, balanced rate, making it nearly impossible to apply too much. Thanks to its instant drying nature, you won’t have to keep returning to the problem areas to apply new coats. The filter also gives the pen an extremely long lifespan – typically over 1,000 applications.
Instantly dries and coats over to hides scuffs, gouges and stains
Perfect blend with any very black/brown wood including dark walnut, ebony, espresso, and any black/brown stained wood
Contains waterproof wood stain instead of ink - wax and polish won't smudge it
Applicable on any type of wood surface, from floors to furniture
Filtered pen point makes pen last for over 1,000 coats
Tips:
Work out how deep the scratch is.
If it’s a surface scratch that hasn’t broken through the lacquer finish then a Scratch Fix Pen probably won’t help.
If the scratch has broken through the lacquer and you can see raw wood then the scratch fix pens should do the job.
Keep in mind the scratch fix pen is not a filler it only colors the damage, so if the scratch or nick is deep you may need a filler. If that’s the case download our free repair guide and workout what you’ll need and how to fix it.