Detailed artwork does not always need a large eraser that removes an entire area. Often, you need a tool that can correct a tiny line, clean an edge or lift one selected mark without disturbing the rest of the drawing. The Faber-Castell Perfection 7057 combines two different eraser types in one pencil-shaped tool for greater control.
The red end contains a soft eraser for graphite and carbon copies. Use it for small corrections in pencil drawings, cleaning outlines and lifting selected areas. It can also be used creatively to introduce fine highlights within graphite shading.
The white end contains a harder eraser designed for ink, India ink and ballpoint pen marks. Its firmer action requires light pressure and short movements, especially when working on thin or delicate paper.
Both ends sharpen in a standard pencil sharpener. This allows each eraser to be formed into a fine point for precise work around lines, lettering, small shadows and intricate details.
The Perfection 7057 is especially useful for illustration, technical drawing, lettering, manga, comics and mixed media work involving more than one drawing medium. Instead of using separate erasers for pencil and ink, both options are contained in a single tool.
Paper and ink types can respond differently, so test the eraser on a scrap of the same material before working on the finished piece, particularly when using the harder white end.
👉 Features:
- Double-ended precision eraser pencil
- Two different erasers in one tool
- Red, soft eraser for:
- Graphite
- Pencil
- Carbon copies
- White, hard eraser for:
- Ink
- India ink
- Ballpoint pen marks
- Sharpened at both ends
- Sharpens in a standard pencil sharpener
- Forms a fine point for localized corrections
- Suitable for fine lines and small details
- PVC free
- Product number: 7057
- Faber-Castell code: 185712
👍 Ideal for:
Graphite drawing, illustration, technical drawing, line art, India ink, ink drawing, lettering, manga, comics, fine corrections, outline cleanup and creating small highlights.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Use the red end to lift fine highlights from graphite shading and the white end to clean small ink marks. Keep both tips short and well sharpened for greater control and to reduce the risk of breaking the eraser core.
