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Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated. 

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated. 

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Behlen?  I've seen their products in a local Rockler's woodworking store.  Very similar to Mohawk, and may be rebranded Mohawk products.  Allied Piano has their own touchup system products.  AlliedPiano.com.  They also sell the polyester repair products.

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

You could try Howard's Restore-A-Finish, available in Home Depot, in a matching color (maybe Cherry or Red Mahogany).  Wlpe it on, remove excess.  Like Wim said, it won't fill in the scratch but only hide it.  The damage can be repaired with touchup materials, but best to call a professional person who is expert in doing furniture touch-up. 

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Tibet Almond Stuck might do it.

You could try Howard's Restore-A-Finish, available in Home Depot, in a matching color (maybe Cherry or Red Mahogany).  Wlpe it on, remove excess.  Like Wim said, it won't fill in the scratch but only hide it.  The damage can be repaired with touchup materials, but best to call a professional person who is expert in doing furniture touch-up. 

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Sorry, that was stick, not stuck.

Tibet Almond Stuck might do it.

You could try Howard's Restore-A-Finish, available in Home Depot, in a matching color (maybe Cherry or Red Mahogany).  Wlpe it on, remove excess.  Like Wim said, it won't fill in the scratch but only hide it.  The damage can be repaired with touchup materials, but best to call a professional person who is expert in doing furniture touch-up. 

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Is that scratch on the music desk ? You can disguise it by using some of the products suggested but as was pointed out the scratch requires filling using a wax stick and blending in. I would try finding someone who has a Furniture Medic franchise or talk to a moving company to find a good furniture refinisher. I had to guys here who where absolute finish wizards. Once you start working on it you own it

Sorry, that was stick, not stuck.

Tibet Almond Stuck might do it.

You could try Howard's Restore-A-Finish, available in Home Depot, in a matching color (maybe Cherry or Red Mahogany).  Wlpe it on, remove excess.  Like Wim said, it won't fill in the scratch but only hide it.  The damage can be repaired with touchup materials, but best to call a professional person who is expert in doing furniture touch-up. 

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Thank you everyone for the advice! It's a piano I'm getting ready to flip, so I don't have the stress of figuring this out in a customer's home. Thanks again!

Is that scratch on the music desk ? You can disguise it by using some of the products suggested but as was pointed out the scratch requires filling using a wax stick and blending in. I would try finding someone who has a Furniture Medic franchise or talk to a moving company to find a good furniture refinisher. I had to guys here who where absolute finish wizards. Once you start working on it you own it

Sorry, that was stick, not stuck.

Tibet Almond Stuck might do it.

You could try Howard's Restore-A-Finish, available in Home Depot, in a matching color (maybe Cherry or Red Mahogany).  Wlpe it on, remove excess.  Like Wim said, it won't fill in the scratch but only hide it.  The damage can be repaired with touchup materials, but best to call a professional person who is expert in doing furniture touch-up. 

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Use an oil based stain,  slightly darker than the original finish.  Behlen,  Mohawk,  Min-Wax Antique Oil

Hi all,

I'm trying to remove a scratch from a cherry Kawai console (see pic).  It's not very deep, but it's noticeable. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks!