soto Beige Paint Touch Up, Multi-Surface, Matte Finish (No. 20 Toned Tan) - 1.5 Ounces/45 Milliliters of Scratch Repair for Furniture, Walls, Cabinets, Trim, Doors, Indoor/Outdoor

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Worked perfect! I have a stand up desk where the paint started to crack and show the inner white layer of the material. I tried to cover it with black marker but it always looked bad. Not until I tried this product. I coated it once and now it is fully protected and secured. it does work like a nail polish coating. I love that it's matte too. perfect look. highly recommend it.

I painted my bathroom gray but the paint I purchased was “mis-tinted. I was able to purchase 2 gallons of $60.00 paint for $15.00 each at one of the big stores. It has a hint of blue in it which you couldn’t tell until it dried. Then I decided to reglaze my sink. Unfortunately I was in a rush doing the 2nd coat and got some on the wall. My leftover paint from walls froze in my garage and I couldn’t use it anymore. I purchase one of these samples guessing what color would match the best. Even though it’s a little pricey for such a small bottle I decided to try it. Well, I was very pleased with the results. It was like using nail polish on the wall. I was able to cover a 4 x 5 spot (I made a mess trying to fix before this paint). This is off slightly but it’s great for what I needed. Easy to use, dried fast and looks great! Thank you!

I had some paint damage on my apartment wall from moving a no drill adhesive hook. It scraped off a noticeable chunk of paint, and I needed to fix it fast, because we all know how landlords love to keep that deposit. I picked up this touch-up paint after some helpful advice and I was really hopeful going in. Now here’s the truth: I got excited when the paint arrived and totally forgot the order of steps. I sanded the wall, then painted, then remembered I should’ve used primer first. At first, I could still see where the damage was, faint, but visible. Then I hit it with some spray-on primer over the paint, and within a couple of hours, it disappeared completely. Like, gone. I wouldn’t recommend doing it my way, because it could’ve easily gone sideways. But somehow it worked for me, and the color match was spot on. The touch-up paint did its job, and I’m truly grateful for that.

The product (paint) comes in a really fancy non-see through bottle with what might be the tiniest opening for the stiffest brush I have ever encountered. It is very difficult to use the applicator without making a mess. The brush isn't as flexible as a nail polish one, and the opening for the bottle is barely big enough to get the brush back in without bending the bristles. Also, I cannot see how much product is in the fancy container, which itself is very heavey, but it seems that most of the product weight is packaging, and the volume of the paint is about three to four brush strokes... I used this product once on two scratches on a table and then the brush was coming out dry after trying to dip again. I'm thinking about trying to smash the bottle open with a hammer to see how much room for the paint there actually is inside. The paint itself wasn't really impressive. I needed matte black. It was matte, and it was black-ish, but it didn't really dry smooth, and you could see all the brush strokes from the poor quality brush.