Faber-Castell Kneadable Eraser - Grey

Knead the eraser frequently to expose a clean surface. You can also gently roll it on a clean piece of paper to remove some of the absorbed pigment.

While it is suitable for most papers, test it on a small, inconspicuous area of delicate paper to ensure it doesn't damage the surface.

The plastic case protects the eraser from dust and debris, helping to keep it clean and prolong its lifespan.

Yes, it is excellent for blending and softening lines in charcoal and pastel work.

You can mold it with your fingers into various shapes to suit your needs, such as a point for detail work or a flat surface for larger areas.

If it becomes too sticky, it likely has absorbed too much pigment. Knead it thoroughly to redistribute the pigment, or consider replacing it.

Try kneading the eraser to expose a clean surface. If the eraser is very dirty, consider replacing it.

Use a lighter touch and try dabbing instead of rubbing. Ensure the eraser is clean.