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Preparation: The area to be repaired has to be clean, dry and free from grease. If necessary, remove any loose or sticking out particles. Choose Colors: Choose matching colors. Take care to apply always several colors from light to dark. With real wood surfaces, always mix colors with Transparent (900) to achieve a depth effect. Melting an Mixing: Activate the melter – the melter tip heats immediately. Melt off small portions of filler and mix together. Filling: Let wax mixture flow into the damage area. Note: Always slightly overfill the area! Levelling: Use the sharp grooves of the Special Fillers Applicator to strip off excess material. Precise Adjustment: For precise adjustment, imitate the grain pattern with a darker hue of filler. Then again, level off excess material with the planer grooves. Degreasing: Use the grey sanding pad to degrease the area. At the same time the gloss sheen of the repair is flattened. Sealing: To protect the repaired area, apply a sealing with the AQUA Brush Pen Clear Lacquer.Apply the lacquer evenly in one direction to the repaired area. If possible, do not apply lacquer to the surroundings. If lacquer flow decreases, again squeeze area marked “P/PRESS” and slightly dab brush tip on the Cotton Cloth. After use, wash out brush tip with water and dab dry on a cloth. Sheen Level Adjustment: When the repaired area is dry (after approx. 10-15 minutes at room temperature), the sheen level can be adjusted with the Sanding and Polishing Cloth. The green side of the cloth polishes while the white side reduces the sheen level.

• Download: Instruction Sheet (PDF)
• Application example: Scratches on parquet or laminate
• Application example: Small hole in a lacquered parquet
• Application example: Repair of a pressure mark
• Application example: Small Hole in cork surface
• Application example: Scratches o a dining table
• Application example: Damaged edge o a work top
• Applictaion example: Damage on a wood window (inside)