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Can anyone tell me why some of my clear stamps dont stay inked prperly when i ink them the seems to bead and the when u stamp it it looks all spoty instead of nice sharp outline.:confused :confused:
There are various things you can do. The eraser is one, and you can also wipe them on demin (your jeans will be fine) as these two things clean off any oils present from the manufacturing process. Another thing you can try is a Snow Block which is a very fine sandpaper block. This will roughen up the surface of your stamp just enough for the ink to stay and not bead. You will also find that the more detailed the stamp the better the print as solid stamps have a greater surface to collect the ink into beads. Also using pigment ink rather than dye ink should give a better print.
Hope this helps!
Stephanie
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