And it'll just erase. Right off super handy. So that's a really great thing you don't feel like get it wet like the water-soluble. Ones or the air erase little ones that don't always come out this.

It. Allows you to lift mistakes. Completely off the page. So there's no messy eraser crumbs or damage to the paper.

FriXion It Pilot's best-selling rollerball allows you to cleanly write, delete (FriXion It) and rewrite - all with the same pen. Simply rub out your mistakes with the eraser stud and watch the ink disappear as if by magic!

Pilot FriXion pens use a unique “Thermo-sensitive” ink which provides the benefit of being erasable by applying heat. This ink is very different to that which would be found in other ballpoint or rollerball pens and more of the ink needs to be applied to the writing surface.

Use a Q-Tip soaked in a solvent like brake fluid, acetone, or rubbing alcohol to lift ink out of the page. If chemicals don't work, try carefully rubbing the ink off with an eraser, razor blade, or even a fine-grit sander. If the ink just won't come out, cover it with correction fluid or paper.

And corrector. And there's another bonus here because if you get ink on your fingers. Which sometimes won't come off you can just use the ink use razor.

And corrector. And there's another bonus here because if you get ink on your fingers. Which sometimes won't come off you can just use the ink use razor.

Fibreglass ink erasers also work by abrasion. These erasers physically remove the ink and the paper it has marked from the larger sheet. The chemical ink eradicator contains a substance that reacts with some inks removing their pigmentation and hiding the writing.

Pen erasers are hard rubber and penil erasers are much softer. The pen eraser works by abrading both the ink and to some extent, the paper substrate whereas the pencil eraser only removes the graphite (lead) … leaving the paper fibres intact. Pencil erasers absorb the graphite.

After forming a partnership with one of his colleagues, Masao WADA, he created the NAMIKI MANUFACTURING COMPANY and started producing fountain pens. As a tribute to their other shared passion, the sea, the pair used the brand name PILOT, referring to the fleet's flagship.

The pen eraser works by abrading both the ink and to some extent, the paper substrate whereas the pencil eraser only removes the graphite (lead) … leaving the paper fibres intact.

As the ink is erasable, never use it on legal documents, exam papers, or when writing cheques.