Touching up wood without compromise - with the hardest natural wax
The wax filler is your reliable tool when it comes to permanently repairing minor damage to wooden surfaces - naturally, precisely and easily.The stick is made from 100% pure carnauba wax - the hardest natural wax available. This makes it significantly more resistant than conventional wood putty and ideal for repairing scratches, pressure marks or signs of wear and tear on tables, floors or solid wood furniture.To use, the wax is melted in spots with a soot-free lighter and dripped directly into the damaged area. After hardening, excess material can simply be scraped off and sanded clean. The result is a smooth, stable repair that blends seamlessly into the wood and, thanks to a selection of ten perfectly matched colours, you can put together your own set to suit your wood type - without the need for lengthy mixing. The natural pigments contained ensure an authentic colour effect and harmonious transitions.wax filler is free from synthetic additives, completely biodegradable and is manufactured in our factory in Berlin - with the aim of making repairs as simple and sustainable as possible.
10 colours - all possibilities
Of course, our Wax Filler Sticks are also suitable for wood species that are not mentioned in the name. You can also use birch for maple, spruce, poplar plywood, rocky mountain fir, Weymouth pine, balsa fir, Colorado fir, black spruce, Nootka false cypress, spruce-pine, Afro-yellowwood, Montery pine, European yew, the light-coloured part of American balsa, silver maple, bitter ash, European and Chinese hackberry, ramon tree and balsa tree. Teak can also be used for Osage Orange, non-steamed Robinia, Brazilian Pine, Caribbean Pine, Japanese Zelkore, Osage Thorn and Mountain Ash; Oak can also be used for Olive Ash, Dark Poplar, Sickle Fir and Breadfruit Tree. Cherry can also be used for elm, totara, giant thuja, mesican cypress, dark Douglas fir, swamp pine, orgeon maple, Oueensland maple, andiroba, Australian red cedar, American weeping cherry, bird cherry, jequitiba and hazelnut, and padouk can also be used for bubinga.
You can also use light walnut for French walnut, European walnut, dark Virginian juniper, Swientenia mahogany, dark African mahogany, vinegar tree, Brazilian walnut and guaiac. You can also use dark walnut for steamed robinia, amazakoue, the dark part of zebrano, the dark part of lati, fitzoya, the light part of African mahogany, Chinese jujube, portia and sapote (porridge apple tree). Wenge can also be used for smoked oak and ebony; copper beech can also be used for juniper, pear, service tree, light-coloured Douglas fir and fan maple; sipo can also be used for afzelia, ebiara, macore, cambala, Brazilian cedar and apple tree. Please note that each wood is unique in colour and texture. We only give a recommendation as to which colour variant is most suitable for certain woods in our experience. Our recommendation is not a guarantee for an ideally matched colour selection in individual cases, please note that there may be slight colour deviations between different batches of a colour variant due to production.