Tibet Almond Stick Scratch Remover - Touch Up and Repair Hardwood, Furniture, Floors Instantly - All-In-One Kit for Restoration of Cabinets, Vinyl, and More - Odorless, Colorless, Non-Toxic

In a perfect world, it wouldn’t be surprising for a product to live up to its claims. But tee don’t live in that world, so this Tibet Almond Stick has turned out to be a complete and joyous surprise!Our hardwood floors got scratched when the movers brought in some furniture. And while we were skeptical of this working, we figured we’d give it a shot. Lo and behold—the scratches are now hardly visible! The color match is perfect. How does it actually work? I have no idea nor do I care. If there’s any kind of wood in your home, you need this product. It deserves to be one of those household staples, like WD-40 or Bar Keepers Friend. Great, no-nonsense products that deliver on their promises!

Sometimes my inability to think and use as directed amazes me. This product is amazing! It is TOTALLY UNNECESSARY to tear the paper wrapper as I have done (see photo). The oil is within the “stick” and replenishes itself. It smells amazing even though I think it’s neither Tibetan nor almond. I have used it on several pieces in my home, including the antique table on which it was photographed. It fills and covers small scratches. I have a small doggie who looks for treats on this coffee table. It blends in with the stain and the shine. Perfect.

This is likely the best find I have ever made on Amazon - I'm amazed at how well this works!In a house FULL of solid wood doors and woodworking, the upkeep of the finish with children and animals can always be a challenge. I'm convinced the previous owner of my home has never seen an over the door storage system he didn't like (shoe racks, towel racks, coat and hat racks, canned goods, ironing board hangers). Couple that with my own pets scratching at the bottoms of closed doors and one of my kids carving their initials into the outside of their bedroom door as their very first project with a pocket knife, you could say my wood doors have taken quite the beating.I thought I had tried EVERYTHING short of sanding and refinishing all of my wood doors: a) wood crayons still left visible differences despite best efforts to match colour, b) wood stains are impossible to perfectly match without also getting the stain onto the surrounding finish craeating a "Halo" effect, and 3) home remedies of trying to "steam" the wood scratch to swell shut from YouTube can leave undesired heat shading/clouding ruining surrounding wax finish. As my kids have grown, I'm preparing to downsize sale my home and with the years of the described abuse, I was resolved that the only way to 1) fix these unsightly marks on my doors and door facings and 2) keep all of my wood finish through the home uniform...was to sand and refinish it all. I was fully and mentally resolved to begin this huge task, until a co-worker threw me a Hail Mary in suggesting this product - and for what I was about to undergo in time, mess, energy and finishes, this $10 product saved me well over $1500 had I contracted the work to a local woodworker.I'm not sure the circumstances surrounding all the negative reviews from others - I will say this product is NOT a wood putty and this product will NOT fill the voids/scratches; however what it does do, is hydrate the voids/scratches and the formula seems to pull in/reflect the surrounding wood finish, making the voids/scratches disappear "visually". This was perfect for my needs/applications.I had scratches voids/scratches as deep as 1/8" and wide as a quarter inch, and can hardly see them unless my face is just a few inches away from the surface. I've attached before and after pictures from 2 of my worst doors (severe dog scratches from a dog trying to get in to a bedroom, and carving from a pocket knife, with surrounding small impact/dings elsewhere on the door from backpack zippers and lariners). As mentioned, this does not fill the voids, but it does visually hide the voids.There is no cure time for this product to 'set" or dry; in excess, it has an oily feel and wipes easily with an ordinary cotton rag or paper towel. As for how long the products effects last within the repaired scratches - I'm guessing quite a long time; upon application, I repolished/hand buffed the wood with Old English - the scratches and dings were still just as unnoticeable as before polishing over the same area.

Works well, does not always hide the entire scratch, but really moisturizes the wood. Works VERY well on dried out looking wood. It did take me a few application in some spots, but it looks great now and I will be using this regularly.

I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't understand why this product is so loved. I used it on my floor and a table with less than impressive results. On the floor it turned the scratch black. Not what I was going for. On the table, there was no improvement at all. And that was that. I'm not impressed. And it was a LOT of money for something that doesn't work at all. Do not recommend.

This stuff works beautifully and helps restore moisture to the wood in addition to covering the scratches. I’ve used lists of other products and I think this is very effective. I went over everything with a furniture conditioner that also helped but this product is very effective.

Works great! I was very skeptical, but once I tried it, it removed the surface scratches on my table perfectly! Would buy again! Very easy to use.

I had high hopes for this, but it worked fairly well on only about half of the wood surfaces I tried it on.We have dark stained hardwood floors and that was the surface that I primarily purchased this for. Over the years, areas of the wood - - - specifically, the edges of the stairs - - - have gotten buffed and worn. I have stain sticks that help a little, but I had hoped this would penetrate more deeply and do a better job.Not the case.The things that this did do ok on (ok but not great) however, were on an end table that had gotten some water mark ring markings, and a decorative bowl that had gotten scratched over the years.Perhaps it matters what kind of stain and color is on the wood?For me, it did an ok job on woods in lighter stains, and did nothing on woods that are stained in darker tones.