Mohawk Finishing Products M230-0202 Fil-Stik Repair Pencil (White)

This stuff works amazing . Easy to apply. Color is bright white and matched perfectly! Great value for money.

I bought this to cover up some nail holes on the wall and ended up trying it out on some cat scratches. It worked great! My kids’ cats scratch the wooden casement around the doors when they feel they’re not getting enough attention. Rubbing this product over those spots means we won’t have to leave our security deposit behind when it’s time to move! The color match was perfect; it’s super fast and easy to do; and filled the minor holes without a problem.

Terrible product not only did not work but it ruined my cabinet - it pulled the paint out ohhI’m so upset it made a small damage into a bigger one

I grabbed this to fix a piece of door frame that got nicked up. You do have to apply quite a bit of pressure in order to get it to adhere to the surface. I ended up taping off the good parts of the door frame and just filling in the nicked portion. If you know where to look, you'll obviously see where it is filled in but given a casual glance it looks good as new.

Worked great on my white shaker cabinets. I didn’t know the name of the shade of white that is on my cabinets but the plain white stick worked great. Had a bit of a learning curve but it was very easy to use. You have to push really hard and then remove the excess. I’m really impressed!

Product is hard. It won't mush off into the nail holes. Requires alot of elbow grease.

Easy to use! I use these on all of my projects. You can find videos on my IG darling_mom_of_7

Tenants used tacks in the panel on the side of the cabinet to hold their extra keys.The panel isn't painted wood - - - it's a thin, white melamine sheet - - - so it wasn't as simple as spackle and paint.Before having to resort to painting the entire panel, I tried this fill stick.It worked perfectly, and after rubbing the excess away with a microfiber rag, the tack holes are not even noticeable at all.We did luck out that the panel is the same white as this fill stick. If it was another color, I'm not quite sure how I'd have colored it to match.Easy to use. Just rub it over the hole with a good bit of pressure. When enough product fills the hole, get a soft cloth and start pressing it into the hole and rubbing the excess off.I also found a few spots in the (painted white) baseboards where previous spackle had come out of the nail holes. Being too lazy to get out the spackle and paint, I tried this.It worked great. I'm not sure if this would hold up to scrutiny at eye level, but for a fill way down on the baseboard, it worked wonderfully.I don't imagine this would work with typical drywall, as the pressure it takes to fill the hole and rub off the excess seems like it would rub paint off the drywall as well.For melamine and moulding trim, it works beautifully.