Mohawk Finishing Products Quick Fill Putty Burn-In Stick Wood Filler, Van Dyke Brown M320-0022, 1 Count

I was expecting six sticks as shown on the webpage. A customer in the Q&A said he received six. I only got one. The webpage is very confusing and misleading.

What I wanted actually wanted was a Shellac Stick, which melts and deposits a permanent hard fill of shellac in depressions in a wood surface and can be sanded like wood, but the delivery time was just too long.I saw these and figured it would work, bad choice! What I got instead of the listed dark red mahogany color was a closer to a Grey that stood out like a sore thumb. The soft wax held just well enough that removing the unsightly mismatch of color maded what should have been a simple repair to a knot hole in my door, a pain in the .... One would be better off using a stainable plastic wood or similar filler rather than this stick.Needless to say I do not recommend this product and most definitely would not not purchase it again.

just what i needed.

I had a deep gouge in a light colored piece of hickory. It's hard to find a good match for color, but this works (needed some graining touch ups afterwards). More importantly, this is much easier to use the traditional burn in sticks. No burn in knife needed. Any heat source will work. (I used a culinary torch). And no special leveling tools needed. An old credit card with gentle along-the-scratch scraping works.By comparison, this product is sturdier than a filler stick (bec it is quite hard when not heated) and also flows better than a fillter stick (once heated) to get into narrow cracks. For these benefits, it is only slightly more effort, requiring heating.

I purchased the Burn In Stick because I have a fairly deep scratch on a table top courtesy of my dog. I tried to fill it with a soft fill stick but was not happy with the result so I read the reviews on the Burn In Sticks and thought it would do a better job of filling the scratch.....I was wrong.I tried the Drip method where I heated up the end and dripped the material into the scratch so that it filled the space and created a nice dome of material over the area. I waited for it to cool and took a plastic scrapper to level it off and the material broke apart like plastic and let the scratch exactly as it was before....None of the Burn In material adhered to the scratch. Then I tried to heat the end of the stick and Rub it into the scratch thinking that this would work the material deeper into the scratch. I made sure that I have covered the entire area and created another mound over the scratch. Left it to cool....Used the scraper and.....Same result. All of the material came out of the scratch leaving it as empty as before. Either I am doing something wrong or we have magical Teflon coated wood on the table but this product did not work as advertised.

We replaced the handles in our kitchen cabinets and used these to hide the original holes. They worked great, and the holes we filled are almost invisible.

Had to order replacement, which was also broken. These are just soft wax sticks intended to be melted on damaged furniture for repairs. The shipper had no clue. They recommended a hammer as a possible purchase of interest based on this purchase. Ironic. I give up.

They show a 6 stick pack and ship 1 single stick! I'm sure i'm not the only one who experienced this misleading sell tactic, will never buy a Mohawk product again.

I used this on an epoxy resin project on driftwood, it filled in the pin holes after the first coat was sanded. I didn’t like that some of the product would come back out of the hole when I scraped it with a razor to get it flat. So I had to reapply. Otherwise it worked great.

Esta bien pero no es el color