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After a minor disaster* moving a sofabed I ended up with a couple of gouges in a new floor. I've repaired with Osmo hardwax sticks and it looks pretty good, although I've still got a bit of a gloss sheen that stands out in the light against the matte lacquer on the wood.
What's the best way to sort? I've seen Konig do a matte touch-up pen, or should I just use a lacquer spray (or will it just dull down as I walk over it?)
*was helping get the sofa out for someone collecting it on freecycle - totally forgot the bed would fall out when tilting. Cue some high intensity awkwardness for all involved, while I attempted, and failed, to hide my clear annoyance (at myself, I've moved the sofa three times and knew it could fall out)
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