The Lence Full Restoration Kit Touch-up markers$24.98 FREE Filler tubes ×8$29.98 FREE Finishing oil$24.98 FREE Wood filler$24.98 FREE
EVERY KIND OF DAMAGE, ONE BOX

The Lence Full Restoration Kit

You were going to replace it. The balm handles scratches, scuffs and water rings. The rest of the box handles what balm can't — chips, gouges, holes and painted wood.

The Full Restoration KitFour on their own cost $139.96 $171.00was $194.92
ALL 7 TOOLS FREE · FREE SHIPPING
Four of The Wood Stuff, plus the tools that handle the deeper damage — chips, gouges, holes, painted wood.
4 × The Wood Stuff$139.96
Touch-up markersFREE
Filler tubes ×8FREE
Finishing oilFREE
Wood fillerFREE
Application brushFREE
Microfiber clothFREE
Tools aloneFREE

Free shipping · 90-day money-back guarantee

If you can wipe a table, you can do this.

No workshop, no skill, nothing you have to learn first. Most repairs are finished before the kettle boils.

No sandingNo strippingNo colour to matchNo fumes
IN THE BOXSEVEN PIECES

Grouped by the job, not the shelf.

Make it invisible
4 × Wood Restoration Balm · Application brush · Microfiber cloth
For scratches, scuffs and water rings — the 90% of damage you actually have.
Fill what's missing
8 wood filler tubes · Wood Filler
Chips, gouges and holes, in a shade range you blend into.
Blend and protect
6-piece touch-up markers · Beeswax Finish
Worn edges and corners, then a seal so you're not doing it again next year.

Whatever's wrong with it, something in here fixes it.

Most people only ever reach for the first one. The rest is there for the day you don't.

Scratches, scuffs, water ringsBalm
Worn edges and cornersMarkers
Chips and shallow gougesFiller tubes
Holes and deep damageWood Filler
Protecting the finished pieceBeeswax
FROM THE REVIEWS

What it's already been used on.

Every one of these is a piece a customer told us about.

a 96-year-old oak kitchen dooroak cabinets in a 2005 Airstreama mahogany cabinethardwood floor under bar stoolsa 75-year-old cedar hope chesta scratched staircasethe door the puppy claweda water-marked desk

Three minutes, start to finish.

The whole method, so you know exactly what you're doing before the box arrives.

WIPEClean and dry the piece. No sanding, no stripping, no prep.
BRUSHWork it along the grain, over the scratch and a little around it.
BUFFTake the excess off with the cloth. Dry to the touch, never slick.
AND IF IT'S WORSE THAN A SCRATCH

Fill the chip or the gouge first, blend the shade with a marker, then do the three steps over the top. That's what the rest of the box is for.

THE HONEST VERSION

Yes, the deepest ones are still there. This is furniture polish, not a filler. But no, you can't see them.

LAUNA SCHWEIZER · ★★★★★ · VERIFIED BUYER

What people say.

★★★★★

We were going to replace sections of our hardwood floor due to scratch marks from high top bar chairs. You would never know that the significant scratches were ever present. We saved so much money.

Lisa Leiby · Verified buyer
★★★★★

I was skeptical at first. I was putting it on some really nasty scratches made by my dogs and it looked like it wasn't working — I came back and even though I know they are there, you wouldn't know at a quick glance.

Kimberley Blazo · Verified buyer

Questions.

How much Wood Stuff is in the kit?Four. That's $139.96 of balm on its own — enough for a whole house, not one piece. Everything else in the box comes free alongside them.
Does it leave a greasy film?Only if too much goes on. A thin coat along the grain, let it drink for a minute, then buff the excess off with the cloth. It should finish dry to the touch, not slick.
How do I actually use it?Wipe the piece clean and dry. Brush the balm along the grain, over the scratch and around it. Leave it a minute, then buff off what's left. Three minutes, start to finish.
Do I need to match my wood colour?Not for the balm — there's no colour in it, the grain does the work. The markers and filler tubes come in a shade range for the repairs that do need blending.
What if it doesn't work for me?90 days, money back, and you keep the kit.
Restore, don't replace.A family formula since 1984.