Koh-i-noor Kneadable Eraser 6423 | Grey | Pack of 1 - Graphite & Charcoal

Lighten tone and lift highlights without rubbing or crumbs. This Koh-i-noor Hardtmuth 6423 kneadable eraser is a soft grey block that you warm and shape in your fingers, then press and lift on graphite, charcoal and soft pastel. Knead it clean between uses and it keeps working.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Lifting graphite and charcoal without rubbing
• Pulling out highlights in shading
• Shaping to a point for small areas
• Cleaning smudges on soft pastel work

Compatibility

Works with: graphite, charcoal, soft pastel and coloured pencil on paper.

Pairs well with: sketch pencils, charcoal sticks and drawing paper.

Not suitable for: ink, pen or paint; a kneadable eraser lifts loose pigment only.

How to Use

1. Warm and stretch the eraser in your fingers until soft.
2. Shape it into a point or an edge.
3. Press and lift, rather than rub, to take off pigment.
4. Knead it again to clean it, and keep it covered when not in use.

Before You Buy

• Pencils and paper are not included.
• It lightens and lifts loose pigment; for crisp corrections use a block, pencil or electric eraser.
• Not the same as the Brustro kneadable art eraser, a different maker of the same type; this one is the Koh-i-noor 6423.

You will Need

• sketch and mechanical pencils

You may also like

• charcoal and graphite sticks
• art paper sheets
• erasers and sharpeners

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Koh-i-noor 6423 kneadable eraser?
A soft grey kneadable eraser from Koh-i-noor Hardtmuth that you shape and press to lift pigment. There is 1 in the pack.

How is it different from the Brustro kneadable eraser?
Both are 1 grey kneadable eraser used the same way. This one is Koh-i-noor model 6423; the other is the Brustro art eraser.

Does it work on soft pastel and coloured pencil?
Yes, on loose pigment: graphite, charcoal, soft pastel and coloured pencil on paper. It does not lift ink, pen or paint.

Kneadable eraser or eraser pencil: which should I pick?
A kneadable eraser presses and lifts tone with no crumbs and can be shaped. An eraser pencil, such as the Koh-i-noor Era 6312, sharpens to a point to erase fine lines. Pick the kneadable one for soft lightening and the eraser pencil for crisp lines.