Rust-oleum 398982 Fill Stick 0.5 Oz Wood Repair

Product Description

The RUST-OLEUM 398982 is a pre-colored, wax-based fill stick designed to repair minor surface damage in stained wood. At 0.5 oz, the stick fills nail holes, covers scratches, and corrects nicks and chips without requiring sanding or refinishing. The wax formula dries in 10 minutes, making it a fast solution for touch-up work on finished wood surfaces. It is sold in a pack of 4 units. Finish carpenters, cabinet installers, flooring technicians, and experienced DIYers use this product to restore the appearance of stained wood trim, furniture, and flooring quickly between service calls or during final punch-out work.

This fill stick is formulated for use with lighter, warm-tone wood stain colors including Spring Oak, Golden Pecan, and Natural, as well as similar tone finishes in that color group. It is suited for residential interior applications on stained wood trim, cabinetry, hardwood flooring, and furniture. The product is intended for cosmetic surface repairs rather than structural fixes, and works best on smooth, previously finished wood where the stain color is a close match to the fill stick tone.

Key Features

• Pre-colored wax formula matches Spring Oak, Golden Pecan, Natural, and similar light warm-tone stains
• Fills nail holes and covers scratches and minor chips in stained wood surfaces
• Dries in 10 minutes for fast touch-up turnaround
• No sanding or refinishing required for application
• 0.5 oz stick size is easy to carry and use on the job site
• Sold as a pack of 4 units per package

Compatibility

Formulated for use with Spring Oak, Golden Pecan, Natural, and similar warm light-tone stain colors on finished interior wood surfaces.

Installation Notes

No power tools or trade licensing are required for application. Clean the repair area of dust, wax, and loose debris before applying the fill stick. Rub the stick directly over the damaged area, then wipe away excess with a clean cloth. Avoid applying over wet stain or uncured finish coats, as adhesion will be compromised.