How to fix small marks before moving

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Before moving and inspection

The small damage to the baseboard can become unnecessarily expensive when moving

When the furniture is moved out, everything suddenly becomes visible: scuffs on baseboards, marks on door frames, scratched edges, and minor damages that have been hidden for a long time.

Guide · Moving · Inspection · Minor damages at home
Fix small marks before handing over the keys

EzFix is made for minor touch-ups on white surfaces — perfect when you want to freshen up baseboards, door frames, and furniture edges before moving.

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Small damage to white baseboard before moving

EzFix is designed for minor marks, scratches, and scuffs on white surfaces. Larger holes or deep damage may require filler, sanding, or repainting.

Many discover the damage too late When paintings, furniture, sofas, and shelves are removed, baseboards, door frames, and edges become much more visible. That's often when minor damages truly become noticeable.

Why is damage more visible when moving?

In everyday life, much is hidden by furniture, rugs, and things in the way. But when the home is empty, small scuff marks on white surfaces become much more apparent.

A scuffed baseboard, a mark behind the sofa, or a scratched furniture edge can quickly detract from the overall impression before moving or inspection.

Empty apartment with moving boxes and visible minor damages

It can become an unnecessary cost

During move-out or inspection, it's easy to feel stressed about minor damages that suddenly appear. In some cases, damage may need to be repaired, and then it's smart to fix what you easily can in time.

Therefore, small touch-ups on baseboards, door frames, and furniture are a simple thing to go through before handing over the keys.

Review these surfaces before inspection

  • Baseboards that have been scuffed by furniture, vacuum cleaners, or everyday wear and tear
  • Door frames and corners that have marks
  • Surfaces behind sofas, beds, and larger furniture
  • White furniture or edges that have scratches
  • Small marks that are more visible when the room is empty
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EzFix makes small touch-ups easier

EzFix is a small paint can with a built-in roller. It's made for those who want to freshen up minor marks at home without getting out a large paint can, brush, and a lot of accessories.

Perfect for minor scuffs on white baseboards, door frames, furniture edges, and other surfaces that often become extra visible before moving.
  • Suitable for minor marks on white surfaces
  • Handy built-in roller
  • Good for moving, viewing, or inspection
  • Easy to have at home for quick touch-ups
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How to easily use EzFix

  1. Clean the surface from dust and dirt.
  2. Shake EzFix well before use.
  3. Apply a thin layer to the mark or scuff.
  4. Let dry and repeat if necessary.
EzFix used for minor touch-ups on white surfaces

Perfect to have at home before moving day

Moving is stressful enough. Discovering small marks at the last minute doesn't make it easier.

With EzFix at home, you can quickly refresh minor damages that might otherwise detract from the overall impression.

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For baseboards, door frames, furniture, and smaller white surfaces

Frequently Asked Questions

Does EzFix work on all damages?

No. EzFix is primarily designed for minor marks, scratches, and scuffs. Larger holes, deep damages, or heavily damaged surfaces may require filler, sanding, or repainting.

Is it suitable for moving and inspection?

Yes, it's particularly well-suited for minor touch-ups that are often discovered when the home is emptied and surfaces become more visible.

What color is it?

EzFix is first launched in an improved white formula similar to RAL 9010. Color matching may vary depending on the substrate, light, and existing paint.

Can I use it on baseboards?

Yes, EzFix is suitable for minor scuffs and marks on white baseboards, as long as the surface is clean and the damage is not too deep.

Advertisement. EzFix is a touch-up product for minor marks, scratches, and scuffs on white surfaces. Results may vary depending on the substrate, existing paint, size of the damage, and application. The product does not replace professional repair, filling, or complete repainting for larger damages. Any costs incurred during moving or inspection depend on the lease agreement, condition, wear and tear assessment, and the landlord's procedures.

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