6pcs Glue and Residue Eraser Rubber Cement Cleaner for Removing Adhesive and Residues from Paper Plastic and More

I misplaced one that I had, so I was looking for a replacement. Most were quite expensive for just one. With taxes, they are about $.25 a piece. Can't beat that. I might sell some to friends at a scrapbook party. They work great on getting glue off of places it shouldn't be.

I purchased this to remove edge paint from my leather when it gets places it shouldn't be. It has worked great, like an eraser that gets the paint right off. Having a multi pack was great, I was able to give a square to a friend to try out as well.

Good product. Could be slightly larger for easier gripping.

I had an adhesive paper towel holder under one of my kitchen cabinets and when I removed it, it left behind a ton of adhesive. I tried everything to get this off. Scraping, goo gone, you name, I tried it. As a Hail Mary I ordered these thinking they couldn’t possibly work, but guess? Not only did they work, they got it all off with no damage. Now don’t get me wrong. It was a TON of work. My arms were sore, my back was sore, it takes elbow grease for sure. But it does work. 10/10

I purchased these to fix my mess ups on edge coating. This paint was done about a year prior and I'd say it did the job! Stoke not rub. Cork likes to hold onto the color so don't expect much there. Hasn't taken off print of the vinyl.

Glue bottles have a tendency to squirt out too much at times. These little gems help to clean up glue around the edges and can be picked or trimmed when they get too full of dried glue. I wanted some extras and shared some with fellow paper crafters.

I glued a photo background to foam core board with rubber cement because it is the only thing that doesn't make the board bow but I got some rubber cement on the surface of the photo. So I ordered these erasers and it took off the rubber cement but it also started removing the print as well. So this was not as advertised. Also I found the eraser hard to use. My work space is covered with Formica and the eraser sort of worked where I had gotten it on the Formica but it did not leave it smooth and clean. In actuality it came clean with me just rubbing fingers over the area where it got on the table. I know this is what the manufactures of rubber cement tell you to do but I had a lot of it on the table and rubbing my fingers over it takes a long time, thought this might expedite the clean up time but final out come was not worth the money. So don't waste your money on this product.See photo attached

Can’t rub to hard