I need to touch up my espresso color dinning table. Is the darker color in this kit will be help to cover the scratches?
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I am unsure if it will cover your espresso dining table but it works on very dark mahogany for me. It's an excellent product and certainly worth a try. You might have to go over it more than once. It's not a filler. Just makes the scratches less noticable.
621950
I've got some furniture that is espresso and it's almost black, whereas this is definitely lighter than that.
397118
Espresso might be a little darker...I have cappucino and it is dark enogh. That is all I can suggest
1599942
I'm not too sure....I guess you could spray paint it, but I think the quality would lack after that! I have espresso furniture and bought it knowing it was a cherry/walnut and it blends pretty well without having to stain or change the color and it really is a nice finish. it was super easy to install, durable and had plenty of room for keyboard and mouse. I was alittle apprehensive (just cause of the color) but am really happy with it
632148
Yes, but the bottom edges are a little sharp so you might want to put some type of rubber cover over them to protect the table from scratches.
178079
It may remove minor scratches. For deeper scratches, I would use a fine grain sand paper. Nevertheless,you will definitely want Bar Keepers Friend for regular cleaning/stain removal. I'm shocked at how much I love this stuff. SO worth it!!!!!
1130736
Yes, I believe that it will cover. The primary color coat is very thick, and will have no problem covering any color. Where you need to be careful is when you're sanding the surface after you put down the color chips. If you sand that edge too much, you will sand off the color coat. If you do this, you can just re-do that portion, so inspect the edges after you've sanded to make sure that you didn't sand too aggressively.
299070
I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
2250653
I'm not sure it can pass for black. But it is dark. I don't see any red tones. I matched different brands of furniture all in the espresso color range.
988316
It depends on how deep the scratches are. If they are deep you are not getting them out. It also depends on how many scratches there are. I was able to polish out one moderate scratch approximately 2 inches long in a special window and it took me an hour. If you have a few light to moderate scratches this product will work, but if the table top has many scratches that you want to remove then this product isn't the one.
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Dear Mary,The mahogany is much darker but slightly reddish, the espresso finish is a black brown but that is not an available finish for this leg style.Best Regards,Sofa Leg Corner
255396
It dulled the look of some pretty deep scratches on my wood table. I assume it will depend on the depth of the scratches as well as the material of the countertop. I would not recommend for other than wood.
2118381
Absolutely! It's great quality stuff and their should be plenty enough of wax for a 20 dining tables and more! Just apply a nice layer of the wax in the table and rub it in let it sit for 20 minutes than polish it off with a clean tag than if you want apply another coat and repeat the process and it will protect the table nicely and make it more resistant to water and dirt!
2038871
You would have to de-blacken the scratches and possibly fill them in with wood putty, if needed. As a clear varnish, this would otherwise heighten the contrast between the scratches and the floor. Alternatively, you could just go with the distressed look and pretend you did it on purpose.
1979638
Yes, it will cover fine scratches. You will need to cover the entire surface. Trying to spot cover just does not work.
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I think it makes the wood look rich in color but most of the time that can mean a darker tone. You would want to try on a part that is on the underside to be certain. Does a nice job though.
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I also have microsuede furniture and it did not damage the furniture upon removal. My fabric is on the darker side and while I doubt that it would hurt any color I would always recommend testing on a bottom, back corner before putting in more obvious places.