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✔ Repairs Gouges, Chips & Deep Scratches In Floors You Walk On Every Day
✔ Works On Hardwood, Engineered Wood & Laminate - Where Pressed-In Fixes Fail
✔ 11 Hard Wax Tones - Melt & Blend Shades For An Exact Match
✔ Complete System: Melting Tool, Wax Blocks, Leveler & Buffing Cloths
✔ 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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11x Hard Wax Repair Blocks (mixed wood tones)
1x Electric Wax Melting Tool with scraper
Every piece of furniture is different — age, prior coatings, cleaning agents, and finish types can all affect results.
Every floor is different — age, finish type, and wear can all affect results.
Always test on a small, hidden area first (inside a closet or under furniture) before repairing a visible spot.
The melting tool heats the wax tip. Keep it away from children and pets during use and let repairs cool fully before walking on them.
Designed for hardwood, engineered wood, and laminate flooring. Not intended for carpet, vinyl sheet, unsealed stone, or areas with ongoing water damage.
By purchasing, you acknowledge that Luxgrove is not liable for damage resulting from misuse, failure to test, or application on incompatible surfaces.Always test on a small, hidden area first before full application and allow it to dry completely.
Luxgrove products are designed for absorbent leather and finished wood.
Not suitable for suede, nubuck, untreated, or synthetic materials.
By purchasing, you acknowledge that Luxgrove is not liable for damage resulting from misuse, failure to test, or application on incompatible surfaces.
The gouge in the hallway from the day the washing machine came through.
The chip in the laminate the dog's water bowl has been hiding for two years.
The scratch trail between the couch and the kitchen — the path your whole family walks a hundred times a day.
Floor damage is different. Furniture gets touched. Floors get walked on.
A pressed-in fix that's fine on a table leg works loose underfoot.
The Luxgrove™ Floor Repair System works like a glue gun for your floor — except the glue is wood-toned wax that melts into the damage and hardens solid.
Melted in. Leveled flat. Walked on by dinnertime.
Cold wax crayons rubbed into a floor gouge just sit there. A few hundred footsteps, a warm afternoon, one pass of the vacuum — and the plug lifts out at the edges, collects dirt, and turns into a dark outline around the damage.
And on laminate, ordinary fillers barely grip at all. The surface is a sealed wear layer — cold fixes have nothing to bond to.
Heat changes everything.
The melting tool liquefies the wax so it flows into every corner of the damage and bonds as it cools — into wood grain, into laminate, into the full depth of the gouge. Not resting in the hole. Fused into it.
Then the leveling plane shaves it dead flush with the board, and the cloth buffs the sheen to match.
Eleven tones you can melt together means the match isn't close — it's exact. Oak with a honey streak? Melt two shades side by side and draw the grain line straight through the repair.
That's why this repair takes foot traffic. It was liquid when it went in.
✔ Deep gouges from moving furniture & appliances
✔ Chips & dents in laminate boards
✔ Scratch trails in high-traffic paths
✔ Damage at doorways & thresholds
✔ Chipped stair treads & nosing
✔ Dents from dropped pans, tools & toys
Hardwood, engineered wood, laminate. Hallways, kitchens, landings, stairs. Eleven tones from pale oak to near-black — melt and blend for the floors you actually have.
One system.
No sanding machine. No board replacement. No refinishing crew in your house for a week.
The melting tool warms only its tip — enough to liquefy a wax block, nothing more. No open flame, no solvent smell, no fumes hanging around the kitchen.
Work the repair, let it cool for a few minutes, shave it flush, buff, done.
The mess stays in the case. The crew never gets called.
No contractor. No board replacement. Just four simple steps:
The crayon that popped out. The filler that never gripped the laminate. The rug that's been "temporarily" covering the gouge since 2023.
None of them held underfoot.
This will. 30-day money-back guarantee, starting when it arrives.
*Refunds processed in accordance with our return policy.
Foot traffic. Pressed-in fixes — putty, wax sticks — are right for furniture: table legs, dressers, trim. But a floor repair gets stepped on thousands of times, and anything that was pressed in cold can work loose. This system melts the wax into the damage so it bonds as it cools and hardens solid enough to walk on. The rule of thumb: if it gets walked on, it gets melted in.
Yes — laminate is exactly where this system earns its place. Laminate's sealed wear layer gives cold fillers almost nothing to grip, which is why most repairs fail on it. Molten wax flows into the chip and bonds as it cools, then shaves flush with the board. Hardwood, engineered wood, and laminate are all fair game.
You don't pick a tone — you build one. The blocks are made to be melted together: blend a honey shade into a mid-brown for oak, add a dark streak to mimic grain, lighten with the pale block for worn boards. Melting means the tones mix like paint. Most floors are matched with a blend of two, and you can draw the grain line straight through the repair.
Deep ones — this is the heavy-duty repair in the Luxgrove family. Because the wax goes in liquid, it fills the full depth of a gouge or chip in one go, with no air pockets and no sinking as it sets. For very deep damage, melt in two layers.
Minutes. The wax cools and hardens fast — level it, buff it, and the spot takes normal foot traffic the same day. No cordoned-off hallway, no drying tents.
The tool heats only its tip — just enough to liquefy wax. No open flame, no solvents, no fumes. Treat it like any hot tool: keep children and pets clear while you work, rest it on its stand between passes, and let it cool before it goes back in the case.
You control the sheen with the buffing cloth — a light buff for matte floors, more for a satin sheen. Finishing the surrounding boards with your Luxgrove™ salve evens the sheen across the whole area so the repair disappears into the floor rather than sitting on it.
Yes. Once hardened, the wax is sealed into the damage — routine sweeping, vacuuming, and damp mopping won't lift it. Avoid steam mops directly over any waxed repair, as sustained high heat is the one thing that can soften it (steam mops are hard on wood finishes generally — but that's another conversation).
Probably not — that's finish damage, and finish damage is the salve's job. This system is for damage with depth: gouges, chips, and dents you can feel. Quick router: catches the light → salve. Shows lighter than the wood → markers. Catches your fingernail on furniture → putty. Damage on a floor you walk on → this.
No. If you can use a glue gun, you can use this. Practice once on a hidden spot inside a closet — most people's second-ever repair is already invisible.
