Stamp Smear Disaster
So I bought two rubber stamps to be used on some retail kettle corn bags that I sell at my mother's store. The problem is the bags are a slick material and the stamps are smearing. Even after sitting out all night. Is there anything that i can do to stop this or prevent it in the first place?:confused:
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You probably need a different kind of ink. Staz-On is a permanent ink that can be used on non-porous surfaces. Staz-On takes a bit to dry, but after stamping you can give it a once-over with a heat gun or set them aside for awhile.
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If you're using pigment ink, You need to heat set them. Using a embossing heat gun http://www.joann.com/images/10/06/6/xprd10066181_m.jpg Try using a Dye ink. They dry fast!! Also check this thread out: Pigment ink vs dye ink. I think it will help you understand what type of ink will work better. |
If the bags are plastic, you cannot use a heat gun. It will melt them.
My vote is staZon. |
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