Fingerprints on glossy....
cardstock. Seems to be a problem I don't realize I have until I have bayered it and there is my big, ole fingerprint. Is there a way to get rid of them? Can I just wipe it off right before I brayer? Any help would be great! :)
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I use my embossing buddy all over the glossy white before doing any type of work on it, takes off any stray finger prints I might have accidentally put on there.
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And if you don't have an embossing buddy, grab a used dryer sheet (don't use a new one, as there's too much oil in it)
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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glossy card and fingerprints
I hate to tell you that there is nothing you can do to remove any fingerprints that are already on your gloss card(at least none that I know of) however all is not lost you can you the card in any case - mount and image over the smuge or just use the stock that has not imperfections. Tip: I always handle my gloss card with cotton gloves. For stock you may have that you can see there is a fingerprint on usie it to stamp image directly on it or use it to create a marbled background using shaving cream and die inks-smuges will not effect this technique. I hope this helps...have fun!!!!
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I rub a clean cotton ball on my glossy pictures to remove finger prints from them. Maybe you could try this?
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It's also a good practice to just wash your hands before handling cardstock. ANY cardstock, but especially glossy and vellum. You skin has a fair amount of natural oils that cause the fingerprints, smudges, etc. that look icky and attract stray bits of embossing powder to boot.
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Also try an old piece of fleece. It works great to get fingerprints off of photos, should work on glossy cardstock too.
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