Completely Erase Pencil
Erasing is one thing, but sometimes you may wish to erase not only the lead but also the marking and imprint left by the writing there before.
Contents
Steps
- Erase all the lead. There should only be an outline from where the writing was.
- Scribble over it. You should do it pretty dark and hard. This levels out the paper and makes the parts of the paper around the letters at the same level.
- Erase the scribbling.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 as many times as you need.
- Write something else over it to cover it up even better.
Tips
- Using a stronger eraser can help too.
- It helps to write lighter in the first place and not use a sharp pencil.
Warnings
- Do not erase and scribble so roughly that it rips through the paper.
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