Tombow 57304 MONO Sand Eraser, Silica Eraser Designed to Remove Colored Pencil and Ink Markings
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It is, in fact, the eraser for colored pencils.
I haven't found this eraser to be as effective as it claims. It has only occasionally helped me remove ink. The paper is always torn up by it.
Yes, as well as the leather discoloring. It should not be used for that.
It's from Japan, and it's fantastic.
Selected User Reviews For Tombow 57304 MONO Sand Eraser, Silica Eraser Designed to Remove Colored Pencil and Ink Markings
As a nascent artist, I'm always on the lookout for the industry's best-kept secrets. I bought it right away when I saw it because, even if it didn't erase ink, I use a variety of erasers for various tasks and can always use a new one in my arsenal.
Well, last night I stayed up way late working on a class assignment worth 40% of my grade worth 40% of my grade worth 40% of my grade worth 40% of% I misplaced a micron and would have had to start over on the entire project, which took about 9 hours. The eraser not only arrived on time, but it arrived early, just when I needed it most. I hoped and hoped that it would work, and it did. It completely removed all of the ink! It also did not harm the paper, so I can easily re-use it. make that section of the drawing I'm going to get a two-pack just to make sure I have a backup. It will be one of the most important tools I have!.
I'm really excited about these because they work so well. They may wear your paper out if you use them too much, but they have my seal of approval.
This eraser took it away, and after lightly erasing over the area where I had erased hard, it smoothed the watercolor paper back out to the point where you couldn't tell. This is why, after seeing Jennifer McGuire recommend it in one of her crafty videos, I purchased a white sand eraser. I would strongly suggest it!.
It won't get rid of the ink or whatever else you're trying to get rid of. Instead, it consumes the paper - It thinned out the paper to the point where it was translucent, but the ink was still visible when I used it. br>This isn't going to work out.
I tried with a colored pencil and instead of erasing it smudged the color into the paper, leaving huge smear areas all over and ruining the drawing because the lines were never erased; it worked more like a paper stump than an eraser. This completely ruined the drawing; I would not recommend using colored pencil with this, but it may work for others. It turns the entire area into a smeared mess. Normally, this company produces excellent erasers, but this one is truly awful.
This is made with natural rubber latex, not synthetic latex. It has a tag attached to it. Okay, this is where I made a HUGE MISTAKE. I'm very latex sensitive, and if I'm exposed to a lot of it, especially if I'm in direct contact, my blood pressure drops. As a result, I'm not going to be wearing any latex gloves. Meanwhile, I usually keep an eye out for latex-free erasers and other rubber-based items. This is clearly marked as such, but I missed it. SO MUCH FOR MY FAILURE. I'm guessing huband will get the erasers. He claims he doesn't need them right now, so the two-pack is still unwrapped and brand new. I purchased because several reviewers and youtube show and tell crafters had mentioned using this brand and eraser in their fabric foil projects to remove any excess or problem areas that they had foiled inadvertently. In some cases, it worked as if by magic. SO I RECOMMEND if you are not latex sensitive, but keep in mind that if someone else in your household is, it's a good idea to ban latex from the house altogether, just like peanuts. I'm not overly concerned about it, but I do believe I should be. I did deduct because they are so small for the price, and many rubber-containing erasers harden if not used up quickly, and I wouldn't be doing nearly enough foiling to use them up quickly, so I'm off to find latex-free sand erasers. I'll bet I don't come across any. However, one of the other latex-free rubber erasers, such as a pencil eraser, might be coarse enough to work or have properties that will suffice. Meanwhile, while this may be ideal for your purposes and requirements, it does get old after a while. I've noticed that as I get older, I become more sensitive. However, it's possible that there are simply more latex-containing products on the market. Those who say it's latex KUDOs almost get their star back. And for those that don't have to list that they're latex-free, such as elastics and clothing with an elastic, such as compression wear, socks, and underwear garments, as well as exercise equipment like bands and similar items, I really appreciate it. Today I simply forgot to look. Everyone, stay safe. This mask craze will fade away eventually. No, no, don't hold your breath; no one would notice if you turned blue. Here's a pathetic attempt at humor. Aren't we lucky that we have crow's feet wrinkles to show that we're smiling at them as we get older? They'd be worthy one day, I knew. Make yourself and others happy today, tomorrow, and every day.
For some reason, I expected this to be a bit bigger, but it's quite small. The eraser, on the other hand, is ineffective and tears the paper to shreds. I would not advise you to try it. But don't discount the rest of Tombow's line; they have some excellent products.
I applied gentle pressure in a circular motion. It does take a small amount of paper away, but it isn't noticeable. I'm glad I have a set of these on hand in case I need them in the future.
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