Prepare
Clean the area, remove loose flakes or dust, and allow the surface to dry.
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Refresh small chips, scratches and worn white edges with a simple brush-on repair paste designed for localized cosmetic touch-ups around your home.

SMALL DAMAGE SHOULD NOT DOMINATE THE WHOLE PIECE
Chips, scratches, scuffs, and worn white edges can make an otherwise usable surface look tired. This paste is designed for localized cosmetic repair, with results depending on the original surface, damage depth, and how closely the white shade matches.


FILL + COVER IN ONE APPLICATION
The creamy paste is intended to cover exposed marks while helping fill shallow chips and scratches. For deeper marks, use multiple thin coats rather than one heavy layer, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next.
BRUSH-ON CONTROL
The separate brush gives you more control over small repair areas, especially around corners, trim, edges, and narrow marks where a larger applicator would be awkward.

ONE PASTE FOR MULTIPLE WHITE SURFACES
Suitable applications shown on the product page include white cabinets, furniture, painted walls, doors, door frames, window frames, baseboards, trim, and other compatible white surfaces.

HOW TO APPLY
Clean the area, remove loose flakes or dust, and allow the surface to dry.
Try a small hidden spot first to check shade match and adhesion.
Brush on a thin layer, covering the damaged area and smoothing the edges.
Let it dry fully. Add another thin coat if the mark needs more coverage.

FOR ROUTINE HOME WEAR
Use it for localized cosmetic wear instead of automatically repainting an entire cabinet, door, wall section, or trim piece. It is not intended for structural damage or large holes.
LOCAL TOUCH-UP VS. FULL REPAINT
Repainting makes sense when a large area needs a new finish, but it can be unnecessary for a tiny chip or scratch.
Use a thin application only where needed, then build coverage gradually if the damaged spot requires another coat.
PRODUCT DETAILS

A PRACTICAL HOME-CARE GIFT
For a new homeowner, renter, DIY-minded friend, or family member who likes keeping white furniture and trim looking neat, a compact touch-up kit can be a simple practical addition to a home-care drawer.

GOOD TO KNOW
Small chips, scratches, scuffs, worn edges, and shallow surface marks. It is not intended for large holes or structural repairs.
No. White finishes vary from warm cream to bright white. Always test a small hidden area first to check the shade and adhesion.
It may be suitable for many painted white surfaces. Test an inconspicuous area before applying it to a visible spot.
Yes. Apply several thin coats if needed, allowing each layer to dry before adding the next.
Once fully dry, the product information describes the finish as washable and water-resistant for normal household use. Avoid heavy scrubbing.
Yes. The product information describes the finish as paintable after it has dried completely.
Yes. The package lists one 40g jar of white touch-up paste and one brush.
Clean and dry the area, remove loose material, and test a small hidden spot to confirm color match and adhesion.
REFRESH THE SMALL MARKS
Use the paste for localized cosmetic touch-ups, test the shade first, and build coverage with thin coats when needed.
