Mohawk Finishing Products 3 in 1 Repair Stick (White)

The “white” color is a perfect match for the Ikea Skruvby tv stand. I badly damaged my new tv stand bc I was so used to just swinging my vacuum around bc my old TV stand didn’t matter. Well I took a big chunk out of it and it looked awful. I needed to cover the color difference.It’s really easy to use. Just like any marker, you have to press down on it a few times to get the paint to come out. The paint has held on well even tho I’m rough with my stuff. If you wanted it to look more perfect, I’d recommend sanding it down before filling. The filling does work though enough on its own for my purposes.All in all, a 5/5 product I’m sure I’ll be using again for other scratches. Glad I trusted the Reddit recommendations

**Sigh** I screwed up drilling the handle holes in the door to an Ikea Pax wardrobe. I was so mad at myself because I was doing an assembly job for someone else and I was worried I was going to have to buy them a new door. So according to the internet, this was my best option for fixing the mistake. I figured it was worth a shot.It was a deep hole so I needed to buy wood filler. I filled in the hole and let it dry for a day or so and I sanded the hole as smooth as I could. The wax filler part of the stick didn't really help my situation at all and didn't really make it any smoother. So I painted over it with the marker and waited for it to dry.It did the job. It doesn't match perfectly but you can't really tell unless you get right up on it and know to look for it. Ikea doesn't make touch up for their products (WHY?) so this was the closest I could get. The client was happy so I can't complain. If you need to touch up or fix something from Ikea, I definitely recommend giving this product a try.

Great for repairing niche or scratches in IKEA furniture

So I bought this to use on IKEA furniture because these are supposedly made to match IKEA colors. If using the product on the edges of the furniture it worked fine. To fill a gouge on the side the match isn’t that great. I’ll try the cottage white and see how that coverage works. It’s easy to use though so you can’t go wrong there.

I purchased this wood repair stick thinking this would be the solution to cover up a couple nicks on my white Ikea desk at work. I accidentally a couple dings from setting paperwork down and the binder clip hitting the desk. I saw an ad and thought this would work since it's was made to match Ikea furniture.I had my hopes up but would not recommend this product. I purchased it in white and wanted to repair my Linnmon desk. As I was using the repair stick to fill in the nicks it took off even more paint. It doesn't matter how soft of a hand I was using to fill it in. Once it was filled the leveler cap scraped off even more paint.My tiny nicks was bothering me and now they have gotten 10 times as big as it originally was. I am not happy with this product. Buy at your own risk..Now my desk looks like it's been fixed with a white out. The white color does not match at all.

I wanted to fix the nicks on my while IKEA Malm furniture that happened after I moved and this repair stick is great! I love how it's not just a white marker, but fills in the nick to make the surface as smooth as possible. Great match for anything that is white from IKEA.

For so long I’ve been looking at the random nail holes in my closet shelving. I didn’t know this product existed. It was easy to use and worked great. One end is used to rub putty in to fill the hole and then the other side is used to paint the fill. It works great! If you look closely you can still see that there was a hole in the spot but it blends well and isn’t near as noticeable as the actual hole and isn’t as noticeable as any other method I’ve tried to hide the nail holes and little nicks. This works great! Buy it.

This is pretty much a glorified small amount of paint in a pen and a wax stick. I watched several videos but couldn't make it work. The paint is okay I guess but for $15, it's a lot of money for a little bit of white paint. The wax stick did nothing and the leveler is as good as any putty knife you probably have already. Could even use a free paint stick to level. In the end, it didn't work to fill in the small chips in the Ikea Malm cabinet. Waste of money.