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Cabinet scratches

Started by retrorob, January 28, 2011, 02:35:06 PM

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retrorob

This trick worked way beyond my expectations. I had cabinet scratches for the original owner. Because the underlying wood on the cabinets a a very light wood they stood out like a sore thumb. I got a brown dry erase board pen(Expo brand). Simply draw the pen over the scratch, wipe off the exess from the original finish. The brown color in the pen is a exact mach to the original finish. The scratch totaly disappears!

Horst

simply AWESOME!
going to staples to get a pen tomorrow
I've tried other tricks that haven't worked all that well - this sounds slick and easy!
Horst
ACOC  #2961
'75 Clipper 821F, Dodge 360........sold it in 2015.......now running a Ford F-250 towing a 2008 Layton trailer.

USNRetired

Just read this to my wife, she's checking to see if we have one with her dry erase board pens.  If not, we're going to Office Depot in the morning.

THANKS!!
Jim & Marina in Beautiful Oceanside, California
ACOC #3714
1977 Rear Kitchen Party Model (821FC)

retrorob

 Let me know if this worked as well for you as it did for me!

Rob

Horst

Works good - lets you make "mistakes" too - I put it on too hard (too dark) on a couple spots - buffed out immediately with a rag -perfect!
Horst
ACOC  #2961
'75 Clipper 821F, Dodge 360........sold it in 2015.......now running a Ford F-250 towing a 2008 Layton trailer.

USNRetired

I agree, it worked out great!  AND it's very forgiving.... 
Jim & Marina in Beautiful Oceanside, California
ACOC #3714
1977 Rear Kitchen Party Model (821FC)