Kemper Wipe Out Tool

Quality product, well packaged- made it from the states to uk in perfect condition :) I can't wait to use it to help tidy my handle joints on my handthrown mugs! 😀

Does the job well and solid tool, both ends work very well. Much better then the one I already got, which is more flimsy compared to this one.

I like the size and the feeling, it is easy to work with,

Love this tool. It's well made, super useful and recommended by many polymer clay artists. It's now my own go to tool. Would definitely recommend :)

Excelente calidad, borra perfectamente la pintura sobre porcelana, tengo otro mucho más caro y no me da tan buen resultado como éste.

Love this little tool. Great for many oil painting uses: removing paint, creating lines, signing etc

Few china painters living so it’s great to find china painting tools!

This is a great tool for sculpting and cleaning in tight areas. It smooths well once you get an idea of the pressure and movement needed. It’s compact not much bigger than a pen and is worth to have for any potter. This is my second one in about 10 years so they last a long time. The only reason I needed a new one was because I lost the last one.

I'm pretty disappointed in this tool. I bought one of these after borrowing a friend's and loving it, alongside a 10 pack of cheap rubber tipped tools from a different seller. I bought that 10 pack expecting them to be pretty crappy in quality, but dispite being half the price for 10, those DIDN'T fall apart the first time I used them, and this one did. I wasn't mistreating or doing anything strenuous with the tool, just blending some clay where I'm attaching a handle to a teapot. My good first impression of this tool did a pretty quick 180°. I'm gonna glue it together and I'm sure it'll be fine, I'm honestly just pretty disappointed that it fell apart during its first use. Contrary to what the picture suggests, only one of the tips fell out naturally. The other I pulled off (without much effort) since I figured if one came off so easy I might as well glue both to make sure they're secure. And in fairness to this tool, the tips are a lot more firm than the cheap ones, and I expect whatever material it's made out of is probably a lot more durable and will likely last way longer after glueing it back together.