QuickFix+ Battery Powered Eraser

Great for creating precise detail- Erases with quick precision!

QuickFix+ Battery Powered Eraser’s smooth, sculpted ergonomic shape looks like more of a work of art than an amazingly useful tool for home, office and studio. The small size of the 5mm eraser allows erasing of very precise areas with very little pressure. A turbine of power produces a super rotating action, which allows the soft rubber eraser refill to erase quickly without tearing even the most gentle paper surfaces. Erase what you want without erasing what you don’t want! Artistically remove large areas of graphite, charcoal and other media to form reverse images or add dimension and shape to round objects. It’s the perfect tool for doodling or serious art.

Each eraser comes with 2 replaceable collars for various unique looks and includes 40 refill erasers.

"Always Handy"
"Great little tool for drawing. I use it mostly to pick out highlights rather than big erasures. It also works well lightening up or totally removing graphite, charcoal, and pastel lines under dry watercolor. I work in mixed media, watercolor, ink, graphite, charcoal, and Conté crayon. I've even been able to pull up white paper using it over non-staining watercolors like raw and burnt sienna, and cerulean and cobalt blue. It's lightweight plastic, easy to hold, comes with replacement tips, and easy to refill."

Directions: To install the batteries, you need to first remove the plastic collar from the eraser's top. On the back of the plastic collar, you will see an arrow pointed in the direction that you should twist the collar off of the base. After the plastic collar has been removed, you can pry the seam of the eraser open as you would a remote control. The seam runs lengthwise along the plastic body of the eraser. Wedge your thumbnail or a fingernail file in this seam and wiggle until the two sections come apart. Install the batteries as usual and reassemble the body of the eraser.

To get a used eraser out: We suggest that you use a bent paperclip to remove the eraser once it's worn down to a nub. You can bend the end of a paperclip into a hook and stick it into the eraser to pull it out.