Trade Secret Light Wood Touch Up Markers, 3-Shade Blendable Stain Pen Set for Natural and Grey Tan Tones, Covers Nicks and Scratches on Furniture — Open-Box, 12% Off

SCRATCHES RUIN FURNITURE: Every nick and scuff on your wood surfaces makes a room look worn down — these light wood touch up markers fill and mask damage in seconds with no sanding or prep required. BLEND THREE SHADES: The trio includes three coordinated light wood stain marker shades — natural, grey, and tan tones — that layer and blend together so you match more wood grains than a single-shade pen ever could. WORRIED ABOUT THE WRONG SHADE: Apply one light coat first, then build color gradually with additional passes until the touch up disappears into the surrounding wood grain without overshooting the target tone. ONE MINUTE, DONE: Uncap the marker, stroke it over the damaged area, and let it dry — no mixing, no brushes, no cleanup, and no waiting for a second product before your furniture looks restored again. TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS: Trade Secret touch up markers have been the choice of furniture industry professionals for over 60 years, giving you a field-proven repair tool that works on finished wood furniture and surfaces. Wood furniture that once looked sharp starts telling a different story the moment scratches and nicks pile up on the surface. You have probably tried dabbing on stain with a cotton swab or matching a single marker shade only to end up with a repair that is obvious from three feet away. The Trade Secret Trio Touch-Up Markers in Light Tones solve that problem with a coordinated set of three blendable light wood stain marker shades — natural, grey, and tan — so you can layer and mix until the color disappears into the surrounding grain. The felt-tip applicator puts color exactly where you need it without bleeding into adjacent areas. Each marker is formulated for use on finished wood furniture and surfaces, and because multiple applications gradually deepen the tone, you stay in control of how light or dark the result reads. The same formula that furniture industry professionals have relied on for over 60 years is now available in a convenient trio pack sized for home use. Will it work on my specific wood color? The three-shade light tone set covers a wide range of pale, natural, and grey-tan wood finishes, and blending the shades together extends the range further. What if the repair looks too dark? Apply one thin stroke and let it dry before adding another pass — building color slowly is the safest way to land on the right match. Can I use it on floors as well as furniture? The markers are designed for finished wood surfaces, so they work on furniture, cabinetry, and similar finished wood wherever light surface scratches and nicks appear.

Q: How many repairs can I get from one set?
A: Each marker handles many small touch-up applications, and the set of three means you rotate shades as needed so no single pen runs dry quickly.

Q: Do I need to apply a topcoat afterward?
A: No topcoat is required for typical light surface repairs, though a clear finish coat can be added for extra durability on high-traffic areas if preferred.

Q: Is the color permanent once it dries?
A: Yes, the color sets on the surface once dry, so work carefully and build tone gradually to avoid going darker than your target shade.