Precision cleaning tools for detectorists, artefact hunters and conservation enthusiasts.
The Cleaning Pencil Set contains four specialist cleaning pencils, each fitted with a different fixed cleaning tip, allowing you to tackle a wide variety of finds and cleaning tasks with greater control and accuracy.
Whether you've uncovered a Roman coin, a medieval artefact, a military button or a relic covered in compacted soil, selecting the correct cleaning tip can make all the difference. This versatile set provides four different cleaning options, ranging from gentle surface cleaning through to more robust mechanical cleaning where appropriate.
Each pencil is permanently fitted with its own cleaning point, making it quick and convenient to switch between tools without changing refills or accessories.
What's Included?
- 1 x Fibreglass Cleaning Pencil (White)
- 1 x Carbon Fibre Cleaning Pencil (Black)
- 1 x Brass Point Cleaning Pencil
- 1 x Steel Scalpel Point Cleaning Pencil
Cleaning Tip Functions
- Fibreglass Pencil – Ideal for gentle cleaning and removing loose dirt, oxidation and deposits from coins and artefacts.
- Carbon Fibre Pencil – Provides controlled cleaning with reduced abrasion, suitable for more delicate finds.
- Brass Point Pencil – Useful for removing stubborn deposits while remaining softer than steel.
- Steel Scalpel Point – Suitable for detailed precision work and carefully removing compacted material from recesses and intricate areas.
Key Features
- Four specialist cleaning pencils in one set
- Fixed tips ready to use immediately
- Suitable for coins, artefacts and relics
- Excellent control for detailed cleaning work
- Ideal companion to field and home cleaning kits
- No replacement tips required
- Compact and easy to store in your finds pouch or cleaning station
Suitable For
- Metal detecting finds
- Ancient and modern coins
- Buttons and buckles
- Artefacts and relics
- Fine-detail cleaning work
- Preliminary and home-based cleaning
Important Cleaning Advice
Always exercise caution when cleaning valuable or potentially significant finds. Excessive cleaning can reduce both historical and monetary value. Start with the least aggressive cleaning tool and only progress to more abrasive options when necessary.