Sand Eraser(for Ink,for Pencil)set 3pcs by Nokogiriyama Japan

Working great for removing unintended ink on cards

I recognized the name of (DAISO JAPAN) a Japanese store that I go to in my neighborhood, if I read it before I would have bought it there for $1.50, search for one in your area before buying it here. This is good it works but not to perfection, you can use it to erase the ink but it takes a couple of seconds to fully erase the ink. Don’t erase too hard on the paper or else it will rip your paper off and It’s worth buying.

I had to buy out what you had left in stock at the time to make sure I would always have the eraser I needed on hand. The pen eraser seems to be getting harder and harder to fine out in stores, as well as on line and I need them daily for clearing up books for resell in a used bookstore. Taking out someone else’s personal information is very important when someone writes too much into covers that they had planned to keep forever. These pen erasers seem to work best at removing inks and some lite stamps as well as pencil AND without hurting the paper. They have a fine sandy base and used without too much force , works very nicely for a smooth finish. These are my favorites out of all the others I have tried so hopefully they will be around when I use up the ones I just stocked up on.

Won’t work in ink

These are wonderful erasers and I can use them for small calligraphy or watercolor mistakes. Depending on the paper, they sometimes erase ink or color completely. It does take time and patience except when erasing pencil. The shape is also helpful for erasing smaller mistakes. I have also used an Exacto knife to slightly scrape calligraphy ink mistakes before using this eraser. It all pretty much depends on the quality and thickness of your paper. I would buy these again.