r/erasers

I thought it was bad enough I was on a mechanical pencil sub. Now this. Guess I’ll start looking for a paper sub now.

My childhood erasers from India. There was a company called Mr Clean which made recall cool erasers.

Thought you guys might appreciate a few photos of these bad boys! Tested, and only a thin layer of dead eraser then perfect. I’m thinking i just need to rub them with some high grit sand paper to fix them - thoughts? They are too big for anything i currently have. Need to find the lead clutch/pencil they go to.

I've been using the Pentel Hi-Polymer for a bit.

But this is the first time I've bought a kneadable eraser.

It's a pretty cheap one, so I don't expect any good quality out of it.

What is the reccomend kneadable eraser?

I have been erasing my paper mate pink pearl eraser on blank paper for like two hours and I am trying to make a kneaded eraser but it just keeps crumbling. How do I make it into clay like material.