Covering scratches on cabinets in the coach

This is an inexpensive way to do it Walnut Scratch Cover

Otherwise you can get color sticks from hardware (Canadian Tire) that might work also

At hardware store get a scratch repair stick (looks like a crayon) they come in various wood shades. It helps blend the scratch. Other option if real wood is a liquid stain/restorer same shade as the cabinet.

There are many products available in the paint section of hardware stores.

Haven't had much luck with the scratch kits with the crayon type sticks. I have one that has 6 different color magic marker type. So far seems to do a good job.

the bear II wrote:
At hardware store get a scratch repair stick (looks like a crayon) they come in various wood shades. It helps blend the scratch. Other option if real wood is a liquid stain/restorer same shade as the cabinet.

There are many products available in the paint section of hardware stores.

real wood stain restorer works very well.Thats what I use

tiffinboy wrote:

the bear II wrote:
At hardware store get a scratch repair stick (looks like a crayon) they come in various wood shades. It helps blend the scratch. Other option if real wood is a liquid stain/restorer same shade as the cabinet.

There are many products available in the paint section of hardware stores.

real wood stain restorer works very well.Thats what I use

DITTO

If the cabinets are sealed/coated with lacquer, like 99% are, then the scratch may just be in the lacquer finish and not actually a gouge in the wood. This is easy to repair with some clear lacquer available at any paint store. Get a 1/2 pint and apply with a small brush, wiping off any excess.

rgatijnet1 wrote:
If the cabinets are sealed/coated with lacquer, like 99% are, then the scratch may just be in the lacquer finish and not actually a gouge in the wood. This is easy to repair with some clear lacquer available at any paint store. Get a 1/2 pint and apply with a small brush, wiping off any excess.

if u can see the scratch its most likely into the wood/colour

For light scratching Old English furniture polish will work.

Match the scratch with a crayon. Color the scratch. Then use a hairdryer to melt, and wipe off excess. Works great.

crasster wrote:
Match the scratch with a crayon. Color the scratch. Then use a hairdryer to melt, and wipe off excess. Works great.

not a good method at all.Do as others and I and use real wood restore stain of the correct colour and if need be reclear the area
this is assuming you have real wood cabinets