I am thoroughly delighted by how great my woodwork is looking and without much effort at all. In 5 minutes, I restored wood trim with 2 crayons. The color matched perfectly. On a 2nd project, I fixed the paper veneer on the bathroom vanity's bottom drawer. I started with the oak crayon, rubbing that in hard to seal the bottom edge where the paper frays. Then I used 2 filler colors, which are basically paints, to match the grain. I was amazed again by the easy color match and application. I painted on the lighter color, then used a 2nd color to create woodgrain. Phenomenal! I was intimidated by what I thought would be an involved "art project," but it was pretty easy to get great results. NOTE: Although they are called fillers, these are not for filling deep gouges. You will want to get a product from the hardware store for that. ALSO NOTE: The crayon colors may look weird, but once you apply them, they look natural. Maybe try them on paper 1st to get an idea of it's applied color. You can see in the photo what the oak crayon looks like. It doesn't look like it matches oak wood at all, but it was perfect.