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Old 06-01-2008, 10:08 AM   #1  
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Default CTMH stamps and ink

I had all but given up on their images...could not get a good image.

Remembered that someone said that chalk inks work well w/ clear stamps.

It was beatiful.

I also tried Bazzill Inks...was impressed w/ that impression too.

Also, think the tip w/ using the supplied cushion helped a fair amount.
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Old 06-01-2008, 10:28 AM   #2  
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Remember, you need to season clear stamps too. Either use a white eraser or stamp off. And I would definitely use a cushion.
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I keep seeing folks talk about erasers on clear stamps- lol, I've been using acrylic stamps since the beginning of time, and I have never used an eraser to start. I do ink up and stamp a time or two on scrap, just to get a look see at what spot may or may not give me trouble- but never erased-
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Have you used the CTMH ink with their stamps? I have and have not had any problems with the way the image turns out.
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Have you used the CTMH ink with their stamps? I have and have not had any problems with the way the image turns out.
Yes that makes a difference. The CTMH ink is formulated for the acrylic and is creamier than the SU ink.
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I have CTMH ink and stamps and have not had a problem...every once in awhile I will condition the stamp. Their products are great.
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I think the chalk ink works great with acrylic also. Stains... but oh well...
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