Faber-Castell Miscellaneous Perfection 7057 Eraser Pencil

This a perfect for my use with pencils, watercolour and graphite based pencils. The pink end us for general use and could be a bit more stiff, but in all honesty, the more I used it the easier it became to get into those wee nooks and crannies. The other end is a softer version of the Tomboy Mono eraser and very easily clears away thin layers of the paper to allow you to get more of the pigment away. With dried watercolour it allows me to tidy up without reactivating the paint. I have one of these with me at all times. Clearly, size does mean it is not for larger areas. Colouring, card making, I even use it to tidy up areas where distress oxide or inks have gone into unwanted areas. This is a staple for me and good value. I use a standard sharpener to get a pint when required, but a scalpel would do to.

Fabulous tool for my pencil case, erases graphite easily and the other side works very well with my Faber castell polycromos. Pecision tool and sharpen with a regular metal sharpener. Would definitely recommend.

Easy to use and the dual end with differnt grades of rubber is very convenient.If you talk your drawing seriously and want an easy to control eraser I would recommend . I’mNowOnMy second purchase because I have used this alot

Faber-Castell's are a great make and I use the bendable pencils all the time. So it is handy, if I make a mistake, to be able to rub out a small area and this pencil gives you the control and precision that I require. One end (the pinkish colour end) rubs out pencil marks, while the white end let's you remove ink. I use it on parchment paper and while it doesn't totally remove ink marks it fades it enough that I can usually cover it up. It doesn't work so well on shiny paper and sometimes leaves a pink hue. I have several and keep them in different locations so I am never without a rubber. Especially as my niece's like to use them with their arts and crafts too.

Works well for eyes and other we bits to be erased.

Really useful for small detail

I am not going to say anything against it. I bought so many things to start drawing again that I just forgot I had this!😀

Rubber leaves red streaks on paper after use. The other side does remove unwanted marks but it is very hard and with enough pressure it can rip up the paper. It takes it off in layers as you use it until it goes through the page. I use the mono eraser now and haven’t looked back.