Hi Mel, touch ups are usually pretty easy as long as you can match the color, for woos you can buy pens or use crayons to match wood colors and make the marks less noticeable, paint is easy though time consuming, but will make everything look new.
Hi Mel. There are kits at the hardware store for this exact purpose. Some include sets of markers and sets of crayons in different shades. You can simply touch up wood by coloring it in. Good luck Mel.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Just wondering. I retired doing touch up and repairing anything and everything.
It was a great business
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looks like you have answered your question
Hi Mel, touch ups are usually pretty easy as long as you can match the color, for woos you can buy pens or use crayons to match wood colors and make the marks less noticeable, paint is easy though time consuming, but will make everything look new.
I love chalk paint as it is so easy to work with,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjkOr5bkM0M
Hi Mel. There are kits at the hardware store for this exact purpose. Some include sets of markers and sets of crayons in different shades. You can simply touch up wood by coloring it in. Good luck Mel.