Faber-Castell Art & Graphic Kneadable Art Eraser, Grey, Single Eraser, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring

Love these erasers, they work very well with coloured pencil. I use them to lighten some patches, get rid of grubby marks and rub out mistakes. They are also very therapeutic when re moulding them in your hand. Comes in a nice little plastic box which stops them from drying out when not in use.However keep out of the way of dogs as they seem to like chewing them.Delivered on time

Aboslutely perfect. I've been using this putty to strip back the top layer of charcol from my drawings for ease of sketching and clarity with combination of a more intense rubber when I'm done.

Daughter uses it for her art, she says it works well for what she wants.

These kneadable erasers are excellent and are among the essential tools for drawing. They are easy to shape for erasing different surfaces and are very practical.

Good eraser, cleans lovely whether dabbing or rolling

I am new to kneadable erasers so I took time to use it before writing my review.I am pleased with this product; it works well for me. When pressing it on over-coloured aspects of my work, this erasure (when pressed flat on the design) lifts the top layer of colour away from the surface and leaves me free to correct my mistake. Rubbing is not needed. I wish I had bought this eraser sooner.

I must have tried about a dozen different brands of kneadable eraser over the years, from the cheapest generic kind to some quite expensive brands, before settling for two types that I like best.This is the one I prefer for erasing coloured pencil and I like the stiffer Koh - I - noor for removing graphite and charcoal. This one is very pliable and squidgy, which is perfect for shaping it to cover a small area.For lifting coloured pencil I find it best to shape the eraser to a little smaller than the area you need to clean, press it down on to the place, lift , knead to get a clean bit and repeat the process pressing and lifting until the area is clean. If it is a staining colour then gently using a plastic eraser like the Tombow Mono will remove the rest effectively without damaging the surface. I don't try and actively rub out with this kneadable eraser with coloured pencil but this method works well as long as you remember to use a clean area of it every time you press it down on the paper.The Faber Castell Kneadable Eraser gives you about twice as much volume of eraser as the Koh - I - noor does for roughly twice the price, so is quite economical and both come in a neat case to keep them clean. It is less oily than some other brands ( these erasers are all made of carbonated rubber with some added oil) but is probably too floppy to hold a point to erase with. It holds together well, unlike some cheap varieties, so lasts longer and doesn't tend to shed pieces that weld themselves immovably into the surroundings.This does the job of erasing coloured pencil at a decent price, which is what one wants from an item that will need to be replaced once it becomes dirty.

Very sticky, and not that great at rubbing out. Stick to regular rubber, does a better job.