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Ink up your stamp and stamp onto a smooth background stamp, then take the background stamp and stamp on the cardstock. I have seen posts where others use the brayer instead of a smooth background stamp. Then with your image stamp, stamp above the reflection. Hope this helps.
Any of the solid background shapes will work, like Little Shapes. I've also read that some people use large rubber erasers, too. Hope that helps some more.