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How to Buy Touch-Up Products in Bulk Without Wa...

Buying touch-up products in bulk saves 20-40% per unit when you order at case quantities of 12-24 markers, but only if you buy the right shade mix and use the...

The Difference Between Professional and Consume...

The difference between professional and consumer wood touch-up products is less about quality and more about who the product expects you to be. Professional products assume you can match color...

Touch-Up Kits vs. Individual Products: Which Is...

A wood touch-up kit costs $35 to $65. A single marker costs $10 to $18. Buying individual products looks cheaper until the second repair shows up. Most homeowners spot one...

How to Read Wood Touch-Up Product Labels (What ...

A "repair pen" and a "stain marker" are usually the same product. A "wax stick" and a "wood filler" are not. A walnut-labeled marker won't match every walnut floor. Wood...

Why Cheap Touch-Up Kits Fail (And What to Buy I...

The $8 wood touch-up kit at the home center and the $40 kit on a specialty site make the same promise on the box: color-matched markers, fill sticks, invisible repairs....

How to Choose a Wood Touch-Up Kit Online Withou...

You want to fix a scratch, a scuff, a worn edge, or a small gouge on a wood floor or piece of furniture. The repair product you need is a...