Faber-Castell Perfection Eraser Pencil with Built-in Brush for Precise Correction

ielostone: Ce crayon gomme fonctionne toujours aussi bien. Je l’ai utilisé pendant des années et je le retrouve aujourd’hui aussi efficace qu’hier.

France on Oct 12, 2023

B.: Fa quello che deve in maniera accettabile

Italy on Oct 08, 2023

Alicia Montemayor: Mejor que la goma anterior que tenía de la misma marca.
Vale la pena.

Mexico on Sep 03, 2023

Mrs. J. Taylor: It looks good, is coloured and designed differently to other pencils so is instantly locatable. It has a good sized effective brush on the end and it works! Works brilliantly with coloured pencil and dried watercolour - used with care - and the point, being capable of sharpening or shaping, allows that. Especially useful for non-activated watercolour pencil drawings. It’s also very affordable for what it is. Ideal in combination with the soft FC putty rubber which can also help pick up the eraser debris, rather than use the brush, to avoid contamination elsewhere on the paper.

United Kingdom on Aug 28, 2023

@your6: We've got a ton of old books that we collected over the years from thrift stores, rummage sales and swap meets. Unfortunately, some of the books were "priced" either on their covers or just inside their covers.
This eraser pencil works like magic to easily and safely remove crayon marks and even ink marks.
What a cool tool to have.

United States on Aug 23, 2023

Courtney: Maybe just my novice use of it, but this pencil eraser is gritty and will spread colored pencil pigment before picking it up if you’re not careful. The concept of the brush is good, but the execution is not. The brush is thin and soft which is great for the page/art, but awful for the debris created by the eraser. It takes many rough brushes and even some stabs with the bristles just to move debris off the page. Maybe I need to use it sharper, who knows. Mono zero is just better

United States on Jul 19, 2023

T J.: Feel a bit mean, as it's not advertised for use on pastels - erases most of it anyhow! Well made, brush is brilliant, bit indelicate, but excellent value for money on strong paper and at erasing pencil. Recommend for basic/intermediate work.

United Kingdom on May 10, 2023

Sara Geriak: It's a pencil. That erases, and with the point and not with the back end. For some reason that amuses me, and it's the main reason I bought it.

ANYWAY, it works fine. I've used it on colored pencil and it does a pretty good job, but I haven't gotten it to completely get rid it, which I didn't expect to. It gets it light enough that I can cover it up, anyway. I've tried it on Indian Ink and Higgins Black Magic, and again it didn't completely get rid of it but it made it less noticeable. Works great with regular led pencils. Someday I plan to try it on watercolor, because why not?
The brush on the other end is cute and I've actually caught myself using it.
So it's not a miracle eraser but it works well enough and is able to get rid of material that regular erasers can't manage. I like that it's small so I can get small areas with it - I haven't been able to sharpen it to a fine point using my metal handheld sharpeners, and I'm not sure if an electric one would do better. I might try sanding it down with sandpaper if I need to get it that sharp.

United States on Oct 14, 2016

MBeau58: If you enjoy coloring in adult coloring books, This eraser is a must. I have used it to remove colored pencil, gel pen, & even marker as long as I erased it right away. This won't erase markers that bleed through the paper such as Sharpie markers. I have erased Stabilo Fine Liner markers though I had to do it immediately & very gently. This eraser is not meant for large areas. It is great for when you go out of the lines or change your mind on the color of the center of a flower. I have used it in areas as large as a nickel around. You need to be gentle and pay attention to the paper. If the paper is too thin, you could tear it. I have used it in coloring books with thinner paper. As long as I was gentle, it was fine. I couldn't always get all the color out if it was a dark pen. But, colored pencils have come out completely or if I was erasing a dark color from a nickel size area, enough came out so that I could use another color over the area I had erased and it looked just fine. It works fantastic in small areas because you sharpen it just like you sharpen a pencil, just not to such a fine point. It lasts a long time. So, even though it may seem expensive, it can make...

United States on Jun 15, 2016

Jon Linden: For a long time I have been looking for a good eraser/brush combination to use when drawing with colored pencils. I have Staedtler Plastic erasers, a standard in the industry and a good choice. But that eraser leaves little pieces that have to be removed. And also the "Design" kneaded rubber eraser is a standard in the industry. Yet it also sometimes leaves little pieces that have to be somehow removed from the art surface.

In the past, the type of brushes that have been available for this purpose have been big and bulky. I feel almost like I am using a wisk broom when brushing off excess pieces of eraser dust. But then, I saw the Faber-Castell Perfection Eraser Pencil with Brush. And I said, "Ahhhhhh! That eraser is really what I am looking for to deal with these pesky little bits and hopefully the eraser is good as well." Well, the eraser IS GOOD! It is more than good, it is great! The eraser is a bit of a rough eraser which is actually good when using colored pencil. It gets the smallest traces of color off the artwork. And it does not hurt the generally 300 - 500 grams per square cm paper that I am usually using. Of course if I try to hurt the paper it is possible, but...

United States on Jun 13, 2014