Touch-up is designed to fill, smooth, and color small damaged areas. This helps make scratches and worn spots look as best a possible without actually refinishing. 

Touch-up involves: 

• Identifying damaged areas

• Filling any scratched/damaged areas that are compatible using the appropriate filler

• Smoothing the area

• Mixing small amounts of finish and powdered dyes to match background, foreground,  grain, and any other colors by eye, as close as possible

• Using a small art paintbrush, apply color in layers, employing special techniques to attempt to duplicate existing colors,  graining, and textures 

• Blending area 

• Polishing is available after all touch-up has dried sufficiently