Mohawk Blendal Sticks 12/pk

I use the Mohawk Blendal sticks in my antique restoration business, and it'ss a godsend. I strive to give 100% to correcting veneer damage, but the tiny specs of missing veneer can be easily addressed with the Blendal sticks. They're particularly helpful to touch up small nicks & scratches! If you're not familiar with the product - I would encourage you to go to you-tube and look up the video by Mohawk demonstrating its use. Remember not to start with the dark color first - get the undertone (lightest wood tone) as your foundation first, then progress to the desired color last. Highly recommend purchasing Mohawk's EZ Vinyl Sealer to dust over your repair work as you go in order to seal it. This 12 pack has every color you need - blending to achieve unique colors is extremely easy! I love Mohawk products!

I tried these after trying an off brand first. There is no comparison. These are great for blending color in wood repairs. I've been working on repairing some doors in my house, and have used these to color filled in scratches - we all know wood filler does not stain the same as real wood! I've also used them to over up some deeply embedded paint that didn't come off in the paint stripping process. The sticks worked well for matching color and blended well. The main drawback is the price. It's hard to find individual colors, so you end up paying for a lot of colors you may never use.

These are amazing! I tried with cheaper ones I got from Walmart and they were awful, I finally caved and spent the $70 to get these and I do not regret it at all. These are really easy to use and blend super nicely. I am working on restoring a MCM veneered dresser that was previously painted and really messed up with a lot of dings, I filled the holes with wood filler and drew over it with these and it’s barely noticeable, once I put on the top coat I don’t think you’ll be able to tell the difference at all. I def recommend just skipping to these instead of spending $20 on a way worse option at Walmart like I did and still ending up spending the $70 here lol

a must have for furniture refinishers! i wish they weren’t so expensive however they do last for quite a while so you don’t need to buy more for several months. very easy to blend and much more professional than blend markers/paint

These are the best of the best. Actually I think these are the only of their kind, as I admittedly initially searched for a cheaper version (with no luck) - I admit now, it was very much worth the hefty investment. They go on smooth and with a little trial and error you figure it out quick. I covered an area on a designer MCM nightstand with wood filler that did not at all match the original wood - no one could tell which area had been repaired. These are my new fave!

I found it very difficult to use because of material used.its like crayons. Waxy. Not much will remain on top of it even after spraying with clear Mohawk final lacquer spray. I had to restrip the wooden table top and start over again. Im working on a 66 year old table that shouldn’t be stripped and sanded too often. Plus. There’s not sufficient instructions to use them properly on vintage furniture. Seemed that it was either ai generated or copied from a $10 product.

Needed to repair some wear & tear on kitchen cabinets and drawers. Refinishing would cost thousands as that route was taken 18 years ago. Matched the crayon to the finish, carefully rubbed it in and finished with 3 light coats of the clear coat. Like new for less than $150 total and some elbow grease. Passing on some advice from a furniture finishing course offered by a local furniture store. Multiple light coats of the spray finish are far better than one or two heavy ones.

These will always be my go-to for repairs on all my furniture products. The only thing I didn't like is that the photo shows a set of colors, but the ones you get are nothing like it. You actually get a palate of super light pastel grey. This is a little deceiving... Other than that, I will still use this brand so long as I'm refurbishing furniture.

I am doing refinishing old furniture. They are not stick to surface even after use aerosol toner. Waited 24 hour after then it could be easily scratch able Nothing worth it. Waste of money. Even cheap markers are doing good touchup