The Surprising Usefulness of an Adhesive Eraser
What is an adhesive eraser, you might be asking. Well, my friend, an adhesive eraser is a hard rubber? eraser that is used to remove glue and tape residue from paper mostly. They're marketed to be used in card making for the most part.
I have one that I use fairly often now that I do a bit of collage work in my sketchbooks and journals.
I bought it for removing frisket/masking fluid off of watercolor paper, and it does actually help with that pretty well. I've used it to remove the backing off of post-it-notes so that I can use a stronger adhesive for pasting them in without building up a bunch of tape/glue on the back of the post-it.
I have tried figuring out what they are made out of, but I don't have the package since I've had this one for years at this point. I would say they are definitely a great tool for your crafting kit.
