sotoPaint Touch Up, Set of 12, Multi-Surface, Matte & Satin Finish (Neutrals) - White, Beige + Black Scratch Repair for Furniture, Walls, Cabinets, Trim, Doors, Indoor/Outdoor

I've used it to cover counter chip and vinyl siding. Worked wonderfully well. Would recommend

I didn’t do the night stand yet the dresser came out pretty good nice color match it covered what I wanted only wish the bottle was bigger for the price as I need to finish up it was a hard pick but I think I got it right I need gloss and it should be perfect 4 stars only for the bottle price package was good and on time

This is a nice paint set for touch-ups. No mess, no odor.A note about the color dots (the stickers) on the bottles --A representative from the company explains it well:".... the color dots are only representative of the paint color, and may not precisely match the color. [The dots help us more easily distinguish the colors when packaging the paints, and help the customers when using them, so they can see the color name and the general color, such as black, white, beige, gray, etc.]"My suggestion before opening any of the bottles, is to go to Soto's website and click on the individual colors there, which will bring up a photo showing how the paint will look once applied to the wall. That gives a more accurate description of the color than the stickers themselves.Also, I had some questions and concerns in regard to that, and I reached out to the company and received the best customer service, really excellent service.I plan to check out their other items. Great item, and great service!

I got the Sun Melt color and sadly it's slightly darker than the paint I was trying to match, but that isn't the product's fault. It does kind of seem like a lot of money to pay for the amount you get? It's probably 2 standard bottles of nail polish amount of paint. But it's convenient, seems like good quality paint, is presented in attractive packaging, can't complain.

The product (paint) comes in a really fancy non-see through bottle with what might be the tiniest opening for the stiffest brush I have ever encountered. It is very difficult to use the applicator without making a mess. The brush isn't as flexible as a nail polish one, and the opening for the bottle is barely big enough to get the brush back in without bending the bristles. Also, I cannot see how much product is in the fancy container, which itself is very heavey, but it seems that most of the product weight is packaging, and the volume of the paint is about three to four brush strokes... I used this product once on two scratches on a table and then the brush was coming out dry after trying to dip again. I'm thinking about trying to smash the bottle open with a hammer to see how much room for the paint there actually is inside.The paint itself wasn't really impressive. I needed matte black. It was matte, and it was black-ish, but it didn't really dry smooth, and you could see all the brush strokes from the poor quality brush.