Martie™ Move-Out White Touch-Up Paste with Brush
Martie™ Move-Out White Touch-Up Paste with Brush
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Moving Out? Fix The Small Marks That Suddenly Stand Out.
Once the room is empty, every chip and scuff becomes easier to notice. Touch up small damage on white walls, doors, trim, baseboards, and cabinets—without repainting the whole surface.
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Too Small To Repaint. Too Noticeable To Ignore.
Moving boxes, furniture, shoes, and vacuums can leave small marks throughout a home.
See How The Touch-Up Works
A small amount goes only where the surface needs it. Use the detail brush, blend the edges, and let it dry fully.

Why Repaint An Entire Surface For One Tiny Mark?
A full repaint means paint matching, extra tools, setup, and cleanup.
Get A More Natural-Looking Result
White surfaces can vary in shade, texture, and sheen. Better results come from careful, thin application.
Try a small amount in a hidden area before using on a visible spot.
A thin layer gives you more control and blends more easily.
Blend the edges into the surrounding surface and check after drying.
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Everything You Need For Quick Touch-Ups

Quick Questions Before You Touch Up
Can I use this instead of repainting?
It is designed for small cosmetic touch-ups. For large areas, deep damage, or full color changes, repainting may still be needed.
Will it match every white surface?
White surfaces vary in shade, texture, and sheen. Test a small hidden area first and allow it to dry fully before judging the match.
Where can I use it?
Use it on suitable white walls, doors, trim, baseboards, cabinets, and similar household surfaces.
What should I avoid using it on?
Do not use it for large holes, structural damage, deep cracks, wet or crumbling areas, or non-white surfaces.
Finish The Final Clean—Right Down To The Small Details.
The room is empty. The floors are clean. Now take care of the little marks that still stand out.
