Briwax Filler Sticks Medium – Quick Wood Repair for Scratches, Cracks & Nail Holes | Assorted Shades

This product worked on a wooden bannister that had a small piece missing from a child gate. It was easy to use but takes a little bit of time to get the colour mix right.

Very easy to use and does a very good job at disguising issues with furniture or anything that’s made up of wood , there’s also a good variety of colours as well.

Excellent product probably Arthur Negus would have used something different but for small unsightly surface scratches etc you can achieve a very good finish combining the colours for the required result

Had a hole in wood table and the wax did fill this adequately to an invisible finish however trying on a light scratch and it was not good. I tried every way but scratch still very obvious. I even tried bit added pencil. I'll go for corrector pens next. But for holes it worked well.

Brilliant wax Great colour match

I used these filler sticks to fill some small missing areas of veneer on a Victorian writing slope. With work, the results are reasonable and there is plenty of wax left for future use. From my experience with this: ~ Manage your expectations. It won't be a completely invisible mend, unless perhaps you are an expert on BBC's The Repair Shop. ~ It's important to make sure that the gap you are filling is sound; any loose material in it will mean that the wax won't stick. ~ It helps to keep the wax in a warm atmosphere before you use it, to make it a little easier to work with. ~ Follow the instructions on the packet. ~ Don't rush, work in a good natural light and keep playing around with the different colours until you get the hang of it and can achieve a reasonable degree of camouflage. ~ The great beauty of this product is that if you are dissatisfied with the result, you can dig the wax out again and have another go.

Does exactly what its supposed to do

I think this is probably better suited to being pushed into a small hole or scratch but then I think wood filler and a bit paint to match would make it look more natural. I wanted to run it along an edge of worn veneer and, for that, it's about as much use as a chocolate poker. In fact, a chocolate poker might have worked better. Couldn't get the right colours, the wax is too hard - it doesn't actually say anywhere if it's hard or soft wax and, even after pushing, pressing, melting with flame, it doesn't stick in the grooves. So onto plan B - wood dye/paint.

Muy bueno

Gut zwar nicht der Effekt wie beschrieben aber man kann das machen zum versiegelt

No funciona muy bien... Queda como una mancha en el suelo