What type of pressure am I suppose to be applying? I can't get the image to transfer completely to the stamper.
1948662
Hi, I personally do not like this stamper. The top keeps falling out. I have tried using it. I can't get used to the stickeness of it. I have read there is away to keep the stopper in. I have to work with it. I so far have not really used it. I use my old ones. I will work with it eventually. This is my opinion of it. Maggie V.
1948663
Well, it's a piece of junk and dont work. The white side has an almost gummy texture and lint sticks to it so you cant clean it. The pink side I think maybe too hard. I would send it back before the deadline and get my money back if I were you!
1948664
Use medium pressure when taking image off of disc and medium pressure when rounding in on the nail
1948665
You shouldn't have to put much pressure at all. Are you using the special polish for stamping? Also I purchased this stamper and am very unhappy with it. I have a different one that works great. This one is poor quality and I couldn't get the image to transfer properly. Hope this helps
104720
I stamped one to ck for you. The ink does not dry but then I applied embossing powder and heated it. It embossed wonderfully. It would be an extra step for you but it will be very impressive!
1847840
Yes, it should be. It's very easy to use just buy a good stamper! (I use Konad)
2235882
Make sure you are using the correct side of the transfer, make sure the heat press has reached the appropriate heat temperature. (320 -385 degrees) Make sure you are using the Teflon sheetMake sure you have the correct inkjet printer inks in your printer for that particular transfer sheet.
917690
No ... Save your money. The depth of the engraving isn't sufficient to allow for a dark enough stamp. The Stamper doesn't pick up the entire outline. Very disappointed.
23905
Agree with Wordsmith, your printer must be able to print "full-bleed" - most can't. Check with your printer mfr; also, Avery.com may have a suggestion. I just made a decorative frame/border around my photos and left 1/4" of white card as a mat.
2060721
The one that I received only vibrated, with no stamping action. The stamping action is very obvious, as I watched some videos of the same pen online to make sure I wasn't crazy. I'm pretty sure this one is counterfeit, but wouldn't have minded if it worked. I sent it back.
685033
No, I didn't have the same success with picking up images from my plate with this stamper, but it does work, just not as predictably. The Pueen is very soft and on the average, gave me a sharp, clean image. Go to soguesswhat11 you tube and watch a few of her stamping videos, she's the best at illustrating this.
2144480
The pressure comes from the correct compressor cfm not the gunFrom the photo the cup looks like it's. 28ozTo spray latex it needs the appropriate tip and paint will need to be reduced - need to refer to paint recommendation
2247984
No the stamper is great. I bought this stamper a couple of months ago and I've had no problem with any additional ink printing around the signature.
1292573
You know, I don't recall -- we just needed a single-color stamp. The folks at Trodat are very responsive (they contact YOU to get the logo/information from you once you place your order), so I'd say your best bet for a definitive answer is to contact them via email directly. Good luck!
315260
I dont know if you bought this from us or another company, but I will help you from here ;) Take a credit card or grocery bonus card (something plastic and flat) and rub the application tape (plastic) thoroughly to make sure the vinyl is completely adhered to the wall. Beginning at a corner, start peeling the app tape off of the lettering SLOWLY. if a letter comes up with the plastic, press down on the app tape using the card and rub, then try pulling up a little more. Patience is the key here. Most of the time you will not have a problem with the lettering or font used on this item, but some fonts and designs can be quite "hairy" and the thin lines and points tend to come up. Let me know if you need any further help! Also there are about 80 videos on youtube that have good application advice.
1927024
I've heard that there are some polishes other than the specific stamping polishes that work but they need to be thicker and it's pretty much trial and error. I recommend the ones designed for this though.
834110
The object you are making a mold from has to have some sort of raised print in order for the design to show. You might be better off with edible images of the stamps. Hope this helps!
1466055
Set the engraver for a light setting and it shouldn't be a problem. If you set the engraver for too deep a setting and press too hard you will go through.
2194123
The two types of packs are for making two different things. Image packs are for making "rubber" stamps. Embossing packs are for making embossing plates to use with your die cutting machine (if you have a Cuttlebug or similar die cutting machine). You only need both types of packs if you want to make both things. The main film most people use is inkjet film. (It has to be Teresa Collins Stampmaker inkjet film. Other brands of inkjet films are not the same thing, so they won't work.) The reverse film is totally optional. Normally, you just print your negative directly from the computer onto the inkjet film, and that's all you need to make stamps. When you print your negative, you have to reverse all your blacks and whites in the image. If for some reason you can't reverse the blacks and whites, then that is when you could choose to use the reverse film. I've never used it myself, but I just read about it. I believe reverse film is used after printing a POSITIVE (not a negative) with the regular inkjet film - you place the positive over the reverse film and expose it to light. The reverse film will darken in all the areas that receive light, thus creating a negative from your positive film. You can also use reverse film with die cut paper shapes or dried flowers, etc. to make a negative - no computer required. Anyway, hope that helps. I've only been using my TC Stampmaker since last spring, but it's awesome. You really can make store-quality stamps with it. It took me two tries to get the hang of it though - I wasted a couple of imagepacs. Have fun!
1885653
The one that I received only vibrated in place. There was absolutely zero stamping action. I think it's a toss up on whether or not you will receive on the actually works.