🏠Timbe™ Furniture & Floor Repair Paste

Our white kitchen cabinets had several dark chips along the bottom from the vacuum. I brushed on a thin coat and went over the two worst spots again after it dried. The white is slightly brighter than our older paint, but the chips are much less noticeable and the cabinets look cleaner.

Covered a chipped corner on my brown nightstand. Looks much better now.

Used the brown paste on our scratched coffee table. It looked dark while wet but blended better after drying. The deeper marks needed two coats.

Worked well on our white door frame. Quick and easy.

Easier to control than the repair pen I tried before. The color isn't exact, but the cabinet looks cleaner.

Fixed two dark marks on my white desk. Happy with it.

Our brown dining chair had a pale worn strip across the back. Two light coats made it much less noticeable.

Got some on my fingers, but it covered the scuff well.

Covered the worst black marks on our white baseboards. Saved me from repainting the whole hallway.

Used the brown version on an old shelf. One coat handled the small chips.

The front edge of our brown bookcase was worn down to the lighter wood underneath. I cleaned off the loose finish and applied one thin coat. A few spots needed another pass after drying. The match isn't perfect up close, but the pale edge no longer catches my eye every time I walk past it.

Handy for small touch-ups around the house.

Covered the dark scratches near our white cabinet handle. The deepest line is still there, but it doesn't stand out anymore.

The white is quite bright. Test it first if your furniture is cream or off-white.

I used the brown paste on a chipped side table. It covered the lighter wood well, but the deepest spot still needed filler underneath.

Our white kitchen cabinets had several dark chips along the bottom from the vacuum. I brushed on a thin coat and went over the two worst spots again after it dried. The white is slightly brighter than our older paint, but the chips are much less noticeable and the cabinets look cleaner.

Covered a chipped corner on my brown nightstand. Looks much better now.

Used the brown paste on our scratched coffee table. It looked dark while wet but blended better after drying. The deeper marks needed two coats.

Worked well on our white door frame. Quick and easy.

Easier to control than the repair pen I tried before. The color isn't exact, but the cabinet looks cleaner.

Fixed two dark marks on my white desk. Happy with it.

Our brown dining chair had a pale worn strip across the back. Two light coats made it much less noticeable.

Got some on my fingers, but it covered the scuff well.

Covered the worst black marks on our white baseboards. Saved me from repainting the whole hallway.

Used the brown version on an old shelf. One coat handled the small chips.

The front edge of our brown bookcase was worn down to the lighter wood underneath. I cleaned off the loose finish and applied one thin coat. A few spots needed another pass after drying. The match isn't perfect up close, but the pale edge no longer catches my eye every time I walk past it.

Handy for small touch-ups around the house.

Covered the dark scratches near our white cabinet handle. The deepest line is still there, but it doesn't stand out anymore.

The white is quite bright. Test it first if your furniture is cream or off-white.

I used the brown paste on a chipped side table. It covered the lighter wood well, but the deepest spot still needed filler underneath.