FastCap Laserjamb FastCap WAXKIT Softwax Kit, 0.7 Ounce (Pack of 20), 20 Colors, 14 Ounce

This is great consumer-grade wax for filling nail holes and small gouges in wood. It provides a great deal of variety of colors, and with a little work you can mix them to match the color you need exactly. I used to be a professional carpenter doing high-end kitchen and bath remodeling, and we used to keep this as our backup, emergency use wax. If you are a weekend warrior looking to polish up a project, I wouldn't look any further. Buy this kit, keep it in the garage/shed, and use it on the rest of your projects forever. The only caveat I have is that this wax is very, very hard. If you are a professional, looking for a wax kit to keep on the truck for daily use, I would recommend you spend a little more and get some softer wax. Mixing and color matching can be laborious and time consuming, fine for finishing a shelf at home, not fine when you are trying to complete a job on schedule. A word of caution, this is not intended to be used for large gouges or cracks. If you are trying to fill something wider than 3/16"+ you may run into trouble. This is great for hiding brad nails, awful for filling that 3" gouge you just made in your hardwood floor. Consumer use: 5 Stars Professional use: 3.5 Stars

I love this kit. It gives me plenty of options when trying to fix damage on furniture. With so many different colors to choose from. Which is also good on wood floors as well and their all in one place in a kit & they are really easy to work with. I don't regret buying this kit. It's been a good investment and saved my hide a few times as well. Over the years I've learned to use the waxes much better. It takes time to perfect your game. But take your time and it works great on a lot of different kinds of materials. Thank you & Good luck.

You've got to be a bit artistic with this stuff. My wife and I are doing a ton of remodeling in our home and, as Murphy's Law states, what can go wrong will. I dropped a hammer while doing some work on my vaulted ceiling from about 15 feet up and took a nice size chip out of my Pergo floor. I used a soldering iron to melt the base color into the chip/hole and smoothed it out using the application that was included. I then added a couple of other colors to blend the grain pattern into. It took me a bit of time, 30-45 minutes, to get it right and all the artistic talent I could muster (which ain't much). Wouldn't you know it, I did almost the same thing a second time. This time a took a couple of pictures. I'll say this...There really isn't any other way to fix these types of problems with a free-floating, self-locking floor. I'm not sure how it would work with scratches but with larger chips it worked wonders. Just be prepared to spend some time on the floor making these chips almost invisible. When people come into my home they never notice them and I even forget that they are there sometimes. Side note...The pictures don't do the repair justice. It's almost impossible to see. The repair picture was taken about 4 months after the repair and I had a hard time finding it! A good product with plenty of colors and great way to fix your mishaps!

Works as I expected. The wax quality is great and the shade of color allows me to fix other items as well. I primarily bought for my hardwood floors but I also used it to repair a few chairs too. It took me a while and experiments to figure out what colors to mix to get it to match the hardwood floors but once I got it, worked magically! A nice thing to maybe have if possible is a chart of colors different wax mixes into, this way I didn't have to waste some.

Was at my wits end trying to fill all the surface nail holes in my new wood floor. I have character grade hickory and the color of the wood varies so much that my options were limited. I literally have every color from black to dark brown, light orange to dark red, ivory to light tan. I am no artist so I have no idea what colors mixed with what will make the colors I need. I tried the Minwax wood filler. That stuff is crap. I spent $30 on the Minwax product and filled about 15 holes and NONE of them look right. And since that stuff is soft it will rub off on your socks and you could stain any carpet you may have in the house with it. So I did some research and bought this kit. I have filled maybe 40 holes so far and have been able to match just about all of them perfectly. Note that in many cases this requires the use of more than one color stick on the same hole. No problem - just keep working with then until you get it right. Only about 25% of my holes were able to be covered with only one color. I love that it's a wax product. It will last longer than the other stuff and won't bleed or rub off on your socks so easily. Also I was concerned with these wax sticks not lasting very long, but I think they will be fine for my entire 1000'ft with plenty to spare. 1 thing to beware of though and I have no idea how to fix this. The little blending pad they give you will burnish your wood some. I have satin finish on my floors and in the places where I have filled the holes they have been buffed to a gloss-like finish because of the pad. You can only see that in certain light and my holes are all up against the walls so for me it's not a huge deal. A TIP - when you use the scraper to scrape off the extra wax that was laid down - keep the scrapings and use them to bottom fill your next hole if it's of the same color. It will save you a ton of rubbing. The videos and some of the other reviews are accurate in that this product does require a certain level of elbow grease to apply. Using your scrapings as filler greatly reduces this. All in all - I give this product a 5 star rating. I love it and it has made my project much easier. Will recommend to anyone who needs a filler product.

These sticks are FAR from soft. Relative to other waxes I have worked with, they are very hard and you will burnish/damage your finish if you are not extremely careful. I saw another reviewer mention this. To avoid burnishing, you have to work small pieces of the wax into the repair area by hand - not by "coloring" the stick itself over the hole. Color selection good. If you want to blend colors prior to application, you need to heat shavings off the sticks with a heat gun. I used an old frying pan to ease the mixing process. Wax is surprisingly stiff even when warm and only really pliable at high temperatures almost to hot to touch. It stiffens up quickly making it hard to work with when you go to so the repair. White polish pad is basically a small piece of synthetic steel wool. It WILL dull a gloss finish if you use it. I go to extremes to avoid getting any of the wax on the finish around the repair area I am working and gently polish with cotton shop rags. All in all, this kit is just ok, giving it 3 stars. If they changed the formulation to a true soft wax composition, I would give it four.

I was initially skeptical about buying this because it sounded a bit odd. Soft wax on wood? How could that even work? However, I was pretty desperate. I accidentally left some vegetables in a wooden drawer a bit too long and the wood started decaying (I completely forgot I left the vegetables in there!). When I cleaned everything off, you could see where the acid went through the wood. I needed a quick fix so I wouldn't lose my apartment's security deposit. Also, I know absolutely nothing about home improvement stuff and this seemed easy to work with. I worked with number #3, 4, 5, and 6. The first time I did it, it looked horrible. Took some trial and errors. Luckily, if you mess up, you can use the red thing to scrape the mess off. On my second attempt, I changed my technique. I did short strokes and went with the wood's natural alignment. The final result was amazing! I showed my boyfriend and he was impressed as well. He told me that it looked pretty much like the original wood. Unfortunately, I did not take a "before" picture because I really wasn't expecting this product to work so well. However, I uploaded the after picture and circled the area that I had fixed.

Great product, really helped cover a deep wood scratch we made when we were moving in. Someone helping us move into our new rental home accidentally scratched the floor in the living room. I couldn't afford a repairman. Bought this wax kit. Was actually kind of fun to use. Super easy, could even use multiple colors for a custom match. Applied Bono floor polish over the surface as I do with all my floors and it looked great. It went from being a very noticeable scratch to a barely noticeable mark.

No es un producto que use a diario... más bien es esporádico, pero es un alivio tenerlo cuando se necesita... tiene buen surtido de color y se mezclan bien con la temperatura adecuada... cumplen muy bien con su función, sin problemas y vienen en un estuche muy práctico para almacenarlas... les pongo un 100...

Very nice kit.any colours amd can mix and match

Great product. My first attempt was on the light wood using a combination of colours in different grains. I could probably have done a better job at matching the colours. The dark wood was masked with just the black wax. Very impressive results.

I used this to repair some scratches and other damage to our engineered timber floors. I used a soldering iron to melt it. It repaired our minor damaged spots really well. All of the different colours are great to blending a colour match. It was quite fun actually, and the repairs are holding up perfectly, since I did them 3 weeks ago. Definitely recommend.

El producto es bueno Tiene amplia variedad de colores En mi caso, el lugar donde vivo es clima caluroso, así que algunas ceras están más suaves que otras, pero en general vienen en consistencia tipo crayola. Si trabajas melamina es un producto que puede servirte mucho.