Tableau Scratch Cover Medium, Covers Chips And Scratches On Wooden Surfaces, Restores Wood, 100ml

We had scratches from moving furniture across our dark laminate floor which stood out as they were pale. Wasn't sure what kind of product to go for but so glad I chose this one - works brilliantly, its difficult to actually find what you've touched up afterwards. Easy to use - I used one of my kids fine paint brushes, drys quick and you can then do again and layer up if needed. Mine were well covered with 2 coats. Brilliant stuff & great value! Job done :)

I used this on a very old very banged up Yugoslavian Liko piece. The table had more than a few issues including deep gouges and scratches. It worked well on many of the scratches however as you can see from the photos the edge of the table still looks very worn but like I said it’s quite old. Did the trick on the top on some major eye-catching scratches. It just gave the table a nice revive to the look overall, definitely an improvement but not the fix-all I was hoping for as the edge still looks terrible. The bottle is teeny tiny which I didn’t realize when I purchased so it seems just a bit expensive. I purchased medium wood and was shocked when I opened it as it appeared very red however it is not red when applied.

Bought this to cover scratches on wooden furniture, apply one coat let it soak in, then build up, it does work. Great price, great product, easy to apply and use, coverage is good, but let it soak in, before applying another coat, then buff up

It’s easy to use and covers small scratches well and scuffs, anything deep or long I would use a wax fill first. However, the product took the attention off obvious scratches on wood floor so happy with the results.

This is brilliant , did the job really well. I did use two coats on the floor in the places needed. The floor it was used on is Engineered Wood.

This is my second time using Tableau. I have previously bought the medium shade. On the whole it’s excellent (as you can see from the pictures of my very tatty tantalus!)I find touching up individual scratches more difficult because it’s harder to blend it in to match the existing wood but even so I have used it in that way.What I prefer to do is slap it over the whole surface which works a treat. Sometimes I need to do a second or third ‘pass’ over a particularly bad scratch but the piece always comes out looking much better than when I started. I’ve just ‘Tableau-d’ a whole chest of drawers bought for peanuts at auction which was very tired, marked and scratched. It’s now sitting in my living room!I have no idea what’s in this stuff - there is no odour and it’s very thin but if you get it on your fingers there’s definitely an oily residue. Both medium and dark are very ‘red’ in the bottle so always test first.Don’t use it on pine - it just doesn't work. You’re better off sanding that back and applying Briwax.On the whole it’s an excellent product to have in your arsenal if, like me, you buy (and sell) lots of tired, tatty furniture and for the price you can have one of each colour ready to go!

This ruined even more my scratched floor. This product is not only unsuitable for deep scratches, but it manages to make things so much worse. I wish I knew this before buying it. You can see in the picture how the scratches look a lot worse and deeper after application in comparison to the part where I didn't apply it. I'd be ok if it simply didn't work, but was not expecting to make things worse. They should warn that it can make some scratches worse than before. It should be clear if this is just for superficial scratches. Don't buy it, it's absolutely not worth the risk.

Good quality dries really quick . Good