Plenty of different erasers to get you going on your cleaning journey.

I've included a small hobby knife to trim your erasers to your own style or preference. It's best to keep a nice square eraser edge when working on delicate parts of the back cover. There are also two plastic razor blades that are useful for scraping junk off the cover or interior pages. These will not scratch the gloss of the book making your work look a lot more professional.

When using the Pentel brand eraser, you can use a clean cotton cloth to wipe up any smudges that are left behind. The eraser works well, but you need to be mindful of leaving residue on the work surface.

Thanks for looking. I have other comic pressing related tools in my other listings as well.