Is this ok for stamping on glossy paper? Will it come out clear and dry well?
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Yes. Just let it dry completely. I used it on glassine bags and worked great.
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I have been using this ink with photo glossy paper, also for advertising materials. Glossy
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Hi Tammy - I use this product on ALL of my paper art, Quilling. It's an excellent product available in a shiny finish or matte finish. Just make sure that you don't saturate the paper. Cover the entire piece in 1 or 2 quick sprays and allow to dry. If needed, do a third pass. I hope this helps
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They are quite glossy, so you would most likely have smearing with stamp ink. Try a matte version.
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Yes, I use it to stamp the back of cks and my envelopes, however I have to be sure the surface is level and push down evenly, otherwise the complete address doesn't always print.
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I think that this would work wonderfully for that. It sticks very well, dries quickly and is clear once dried. I used a paint brush for my projects and they turned out wonderfully.
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Yes it does work! Took me two days to figure it out, but I did. First, you have to file the shiny surface down a bit with a medium nail file, then rinse & dry gently. Then, use a much lighter touch than with a more firm stamper like Konad. Also, press straight down, perpendicular to the plate, rather than rolling like you would with a firmer stamper. Also, don't forget to clean by pressing into a piece of tape or a lint roller rather than using polish remover. (I've started doing this with all my stampers now, it works & its so much easier.) I was still having trouble at first, until I realized the polish remover I was using must have been leaving a residue that was interfering somehow. Now, after I clean the plate with polish remover, I wipe it with a damp cloth, and then a dry cloth and it picks up the image easily & beautifully every time. It does have a bit of a learning curve. I've read so many reviews where people have said that once they got the knack of it, it was the favorite stamper so I was determined to figure out it. The flexibility it has does make it much easier to get a design to transfer across a whole nail. I can't help but wonder if certain types of polish removers cause problems & others don't since some people never seem to face this issue but other people, like me until today, can't figure out why nothing will pick up other than after the plate hasn't been used in hours at minimum. I hope this solves the problem for you the way it did for me!
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It's not glossy. I do a lot of papercrafting and the cardboard is fairly typical to anything you would find in poster board anywhere. It does have some type of coating on it that holds ink colors very nicely. I do a lot of stamping and use both alcohol and water based inks.
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I have these plates. They designs are well etched in the plate. I have used them and no problem with stamping. I used regular polish. The polishes that are on thin side will not work that well. I used regular polish and there was no problem with the plates no stamping.
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I have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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I tried it over tape and the print is too faint and smears. The ink needs to be absorbed by a porous surface such as paper, where it works quite well.
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They may bleed a bit during the stamping, but as a disposable towel they should dry ok once. It all depends on how much of the towel you intend to stamp. If it's the whole section that would seem to me to negate the usefulness of the towel. If it's a tiny corner it shouldn't affect the usefulness, but again, it might bleed a bit. I haven't tried so I don't know. I personalized the holder and left the towels as they were.
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I am pretty sure it will remain waterproof, even on napkins. I know I use solvent to clean my stamps after use. The best thing to do would be try it before your occasion and make sure it won't smear.
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There is the Konad stamping polishes that you can use BUT it is supposed to work with any polish and even with the shiny plates because I use regular polishes with this stamp as well as the shiny plates...there is kind of an art in doing the stamps (to me) and once you've gotten the hang of it you'll be fine. I practiced stamping on paper first and when I got the hand of it I started practicing on my nails.
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I use this ink pad to stamp the bottom of wooden boxes I turn on the lathe. I use rubber stamp pads and after stamping stained wood I can apply polyurethane within an hour. I also stamp bare wood and then buff it down with a 3 pad buffing and wax system. The ink is permanent and unless I fall asleep at the buffer it will still show clearly. I'm not sure if this answer helps you but if your tiles are made of wood this ink pad will work. Not sure if it will stick on porcelain or ceramic. The ink is already in the pad and should last at least a year before you would need to apply more. I can say this is very good indelible ink.
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I use this paper to stamp and color with Copic markers. I've used rubber and clear stamps and the results have been very nice. I've also printed on this paper (Epson WF-3540 printer) without any problems. It's a heavy weight paper. I refer to it as cardstock. The Copic markers don't bleed.
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It won't work well. I just tried it with my notary stamp and it doesn't dry immediately so if you touch it it will smear. If your volume isn't too high I suggest using Avery 5160 labels or equivalent, just print a sheet at a time