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The composition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find aresoft putty erasers to be the best for soft pencils, and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers.

The StaedlerStaedtler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser, in my opinion.

And as a final tip, keep the eraser clean,: I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tipaction prior to using it.

The composition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find are the best for soft pencils and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers

The Staedler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser.

And a final tip, keep the eraser clean, I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tip prior to using it.

The composition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

I find soft putty erasers to be the best for soft pencils, and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers.

The Staedtler Mars Plastic is a good general purpose eraser, in my opinion.

And as a final tip, keep the eraser clean: I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good action prior to using it.

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The compsitioncomposition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find are the best for soft pencils and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers

The Staedler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser.

And a final tip, keep the eraser clean, I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tip prior to using it.

The compsition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find are the best for soft pencils and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers

The Staedler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser.

And a final tip, keep the eraser clean, I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tip prior to using it.

The composition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find are the best for soft pencils and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers

The Staedler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser.

And a final tip, keep the eraser clean, I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tip prior to using it.

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The compsition of the eraser does cause some differences in how the graphite is removed, but in general I've found that a dabbing twisting motion is best regardless of what the eraser is made of.

Soft putty erasers I find are the best for soft pencils and a hard grit eraser best for H4 and harder, but be gentle as it can shred the paper fibers

The Staedler Mars Plastic I find is a good general purpose eraser.

And a final tip, keep the eraser clean, I find rubbing the built up graphite off with your thumb to be a good tip prior to using it.