Ken, I am be NO means a furniture guy but after many years of moving around in the military and the "customary" scratches and dents that come with each move; we have had pretty decent luck with the wax furniture repair sticks if the scratches are not to extensive. There are a LOT of varying sades of furniture wax repair sticks to choose from and experiment with. I work the closest matching color I can find into each scratch and then gently buff over the area to remove as much of the excess as possible without removing the repair. It is not a professional grade repair but in most cases, I have found that it was a very good looking repair and difficult to tell where the original damage was at a glance. It was a bunch less cost wise than having it refinished. In most cases I would think that the least amount of disturbance of the orginal wood and finish would be the best route to follow. Just my 1.5 cents worth. ;o)

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