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Prismacolor Magic Rub Gray Eraser - Vinyl - 1" x 2.3" x 0.4" - 1 DozenThis nonabrasive vinyl eraser is specifically crafted for use on polyester base drafting films, delicate drawing, or tracing paper surfaces. Its unique material effectively absorbs graphite and erases India ink with precision. The eraser works swiftly without leaving any smudges, smears, or marks on the working surface, ensuring a clean and professional finish to your artistic creations.
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