Miller SF1203 Wood Stain Scratch Fix Pen / Wood Repair Marker - Black Brown Wood

I used this to touch up a pub table & 4 chairs. It's a brown/black set and the pen color was a perfect match. The color is dark and looks black with multiple coats but I'd say it's definitely a brown/black. Just depends on how many coats you apply. For scratches that needed serious touch up, I'd apply one coat then wait a few minutes, rub with a rag then reapply. Sometimes doing this 2 x's more to get it blended. If the color dries too dark rewet the area with the pen and rub it off. Comes off nicely. I was glad the way it covered the mars and scratches. Deep gouges will not disappear but be less visible. Take your time retouching. Let it dry, look at it in different lighting and angles to see if more retouching is needed. I would say this was a successful endeavor especially since I'm a novice furniture toucher-upper (is there's such a word)!

I had water stains on my coffee table from leaving a glass of ice water on a coaster overnight. The condensation was significant enough that it spilled onto the table leaving unsightly spots. I used the wood repair marker and the table looks brand new again. It was so easy to use and blended in perfectly. You can't see where I used the pen -- even in different lighting. Fantastic value for the money. Certainly much cheaper than buying a new table! (Wish I had thought to take before and after pictures.)

These wood markers are great for filling in scratches and dings on furniture and for my floors in my home. The color match is near perfect and when used on similar wood color. There is a definite technique that I have discovered in application. I will use pen to fill in the scratch and then gently wipe with a paper towel. This wipes away the color on the original surface if any marker got on it so that it does not actually look like marker on the original color all while the color on the wood scratch stays in place.

Recently I spilled nail polish remover on my black wood coffee table. Most of the table was not damaged but part of the top and a bit of the bottom shelf were damaged -- I had a black table with tan spots on top and a big white blot on the bottom shelf. I was not happy. This pen saved the day. The color is not a perfect match but the difference is not that noticeable unless you know where the stain was or rub your hand over the spot -- since there's no shine with this pen it just looks like you need to dust. I hope that when I next polish the table the polish will make the dullness blend in better. One relatively inexpensive pen saved the day. I started out being very careful how I used the pen -- trying to stay neatly in the gouges and stained parts. After a while I was less careful though I always wiped the excess product away as the instructions indicated. I don't think you have to be overly careful but stop periodically and look at the spot from different angles and in different lighting conditions. This is the easiest home repair I ever did. Next up - fixing the scratches my cat put on my headboard.

I used this to color-in scratches on an espresso (brown-black) colored Ikea desk that I found next to the dumpster in my apartment complex. It was pretty scratched up, but otherwise in good condition. This marker just colors in the scratches, it doesn't fill them or make the texture the same. You'll need a different type of product for that. For my free dumpster desk, this was the perfect fix. It's a good color match. I thought about just using a black sharpie, but when I did a test area on the bottom of the desk, it was very noticeable. This marker just blends right in to the rest of the desk. I don't notice the scratches anymore unless I look for them.

Made my electric fireplace console look brand new in about 20 minutes! I have cats who like to do burnouts which leave scratches on the surfaces of my furniture, all of which is espresso, so the scratches are very noticeable. With this pen I was able to cover all of the scratches in 20 minutes with very little effort on my part. I simply covered each mark going the direction of the grain then followed about 30 seconds later with a paper towel, I did have to buff a bit to get the excess off but that was the extent of my “labor”. Very satisfied with this purchase :)

This pen is ok.You can live with the work it does. It isn’t very thick ink.When you fill in the scratches on your furniture it doesn’t always fill them all the way in even if you do it 3 or 4 times & you can see the lines from the pen where you filled in the scratches.It does not blend very well.

Worked very well on veneer walnut table with thin short and long areas where veneer had come off the surface. The marker is very dark and looks like the dark grain. Because the tip is wide, for me, the best method was to apply to area and wipe the stain out to a larger area (across grain) with tissue as soon as possible. Some of the surrounding veneer picked up the stain as well and you could not notice where the stain was applied after it dried. Try with the grain as well as it may work better on some longer scratches. For me, the quick and harder I wiped the lighter the effect. Use clean areas of the tissue after a couple of applications. The longer it is left on without wiping, it will dry in the shape of the marker tip and be difficult to be removed. You can also try folding tissue and wetting the tip with the marker and then applying it too the scratch.

Words like a dream on stained wood. My dining table and shelves got dinged up after moving, but this has restored them to looking flawless again. Touched up a few spots on the wood flooring as well, and now it's hard to find the spots I used it on. I recommend blending and wiping away excess with a damp paper towel. Also, make sure you purchase the correct colour for your needs. Good luck!

Simple to use, works as advertised, a great tool to have ready for mistakes. 100% recommend it

This is a brilliant product! I wanted to hide the wear and tear/discolouration on my brown/black 10 year old Ikea kitchen chairs and this did the job! It’s in a firm metal pencil type container with a good angled felt tip. I was surprised how easy it was to apply. It spreads very thinly and evenly and covered the places I needed to cover, quickly and virtually in one coat. It is a nice dark brown colour and dried virtually instantly. I would urge anyone to buy this! It’s great!

Ottimo prodotto anche se non dello stesso colore del vecchio pennarello con lo stesso codice

Me gustó mucho , en verdad si cubre rayones y camuflajea las descarapeladas de los muebles , vale la pena adquirirlo .