Martie™ White Furniture & Home Touch-Up Paste with Brush
Martie™ White Furniture & Home Touch-Up Paste with Brush
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Small Chips Can Make Clean Furniture Look Older Than It Is.
Cover small chips and scuffs on white furniture, cabinets and trim—without a full repaint.
Before
After
It’s Usually The Small Damage You Notice Most.
Your home can be clean and organized, but a chipped cabinet edge or scratched furniture corner still catches your eye every day.
Small spots that make the whole cabinet look worn.
Everyday bumps can expose darker material underneath.
Marks around handles, edges and high-contact areas.
Small scrapes left by vacuums, shoes and furniture.
Touch Up The Spot— Not The Whole Surface.
Apply a small amount only where it is needed. The included detail brush helps you cover narrow edges, corners and uneven chips more precisely.
Make sure the surface is clean and dry.
Brush a thin layer over the damaged area.
Feather the edges and allow it to dry fully.
Why Repaint For One Small Scratch?
A full repaint means finding matching paint, preparing the area, buying extra tools and cleaning everything afterward.
A Better Result Starts With A Lighter Touch.
White household surfaces can vary in shade, texture and sheen. Applying the paste carefully helps the repaired area look more natural.
Try a small amount in a hidden area before applying it to a visible spot.
A thin layer is easier to control and blend.
Brush outward so the repair transitions more naturally into the surrounding surface.
Judge the final color and finish only after the area has dried completely.
Best For
Not Intended For
Keep It Ready For The Next Little Accident.
Use it for quick touch-ups around frequently used areas of your home—from kitchen cabinets and furniture edges to doors, trim and baseboards.
FAQ
Will it completely remove the damage?
It is designed to make small cosmetic chips, scratches and scuffs less noticeable. Results depend on the original surface, damage depth, color and texture.
Will it match every shade of white?
No single white can match every household surface. Test a hidden area first and allow the paste to dry fully before judging the result.
Can I use it on walls?
It can be used for suitable small touch-ups on compatible white wall surfaces. Test first because wall paint can vary in shade, texture and sheen.
Can it repair deep chips or broken corners?
It is intended for small surface damage. Deep chips, broken corners, large holes and structural damage may require filling, sanding or repainting.
Should I apply a thick layer?
Start with a thin layer and feather the edges outward. If more coverage is needed, apply another light layer after the first has dried.
Make The Small Marks Less Noticeable—And Your Home Feel Cared For Again.
A chipped edge or small scratch should not make an otherwise beautiful piece of furniture look worn out.
