Faber-Castell Kneadable Art Eraser, Square Blocks, Highly Absorbent, PVC-Free, Ideal For Cleaning Slides and Final Drawings, Assorted Colors – Pack of 2

Knead the eraser into a fine point for precise erasing or flatten it into a broad pad for larger cleanups. Lightly press or roll it over the pigment to lift it without abrading the paper, then re-knead to refresh the surface between uses.

The eraser is PVC-free with a low-odor composition, reusable by re-kneading, and designed for precise lifting without leaving dust. The pack contains two compact blocks in assorted colors.

The two blocks are in assorted colors, and the exact colors may vary between packs.

It's suitable for graphite, charcoal, and pastel on standard drawing papers and textured surfaces, lifting pigment without roughing the paper.

Ideal for fine correction in sketches, cleaning up slides or scans, tidying up final drawings, and touching up field notes where precision and no-dust erasing are helpful.

Regularly re-knead the surface to refresh absorbency, avoid tearing, and store in a clean, dry place. If the material becomes dirty, lightly roll it on a clean surface or a separate wipe to maintain performance.

Both serve the same purpose of gently lifting graphite and other media without damaging paper. The Staedtler variant may differ in texture and packaging, while the Faber-Castell version emphasizes a square-block, highly absorbent, PVC-free formulation. See: https://fepy.com/product/staedtler-kneadable-eraser-2-pack

Derwent’s kneadable erasers offer a similar function with their own formulation. The Faber-Castell option highlights PVC-free, low-odor composition and reusability. See: https://fepy.com/product/derwent-kneadable-eraser-2-pack

Generally yes—getting two erasers provides more material for longer use and can offer a better value per eraser than buying singles.

Fepy offers a standard return policy for eligible items returned in original condition and packaging within the specified return window. Check terms based on your location and purchase method.

Warm up the eraser by kneading for a moment, start with light pressure and small motions, use a circular or stippling motion for lifting, and keep the eraser clean by rolling it on a separate surface to remove pigment. When needed, re-knead to refresh the surface for optimal absorption.