I have heard you can use these to stamp coaster sized tiles. Has anyone tried it?
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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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Yes...easily....especially for small applications. I have used for mostly big applications like table tops with mementos submerged into the resin. For coasters.....this may sound stupid but it is quite simple. Use a Red Solo Cup this would make for a great coaster casting mold....it is a bit small on the bottom but they do make larger cups that you could use the base for coasters. It's simple because you put in whatever you want to preserve in the resin. Once it hardens you just cut and peel the plastic cup away and it comes off/out like an ice cube from an ice cube try. Hope this helps! I have also used Forceflex garbage bags to catch overspill and noticed that it peels easily from forceflex bags.....so you could make your own cup mold with forceflex bags...but it will have the diamond pattern in the cast resin.
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I used the stamp for a 3 line return address stamp, and really like it. It's a good quality and gets used a lot. Hope that helps.
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I do multi media, though mostly Koh-I-Noor and Sakura colored pen and ink art work on my coasters. I tried modpodge (use it a lot)-wasn't satisfied for water proofing. I'm working with Krylon Triple Thick Crystal Clear Glaze. LOVE IT!!!!! I have used it on these, on photos for coasters, art on wood, art on rocks, glass, pen work on thin paper sprayed with this looks like stained glass! Dries fast and CLEAR.Try it-They have many products-so look for that exact glaze, hope that helps. C.H.
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I used it to seal the top of a small play stage I made for a 3 year old. It was being tap-danced on 24 hours after application with no problems. I think your coasters would be fine after a day or two.
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To date, I have only used them on metal clay before it was kiln fired, and the stamps were very clear. (just had to use a light touch!)
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Not the easiest but possible. I used it on a white board that was about 4' x 8' ish, 20 horizontal lines x 5 vertical. The biggest challenge I had was the rolls don't span the width of the board.
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I haven't used them on wood. But they work realllllly well on porous paper. So I would say as long as the tiles are sort of "rough cut"...without a coating on them, they should work really well.
1694900
they are very thick, I doubt any printer could handle it. You could hand stamp.
1067201
Rubber stamp? Absolutely! We're using it for doll house wallpaper. We print the pattern on our inkjet printer, and it's dry almost immediately, and doesn't smudge! (We do use a sealer after the fact because the doll house wallpaper is probably going to see some long time wear!) My wife and I highly recommend this product!
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Yes! There are plenty of beautiful star and moon designs. When I try to use the stamps it seems my nail polish dries too quickly and too thin to copy over. I've read that mixing Elmer's glue in the nail polish helps but I haven't tried it tho. I've also heard that there's a special nail polish for stamps too. Hope this helps.
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Yes I have tried this polish with stamping and it is a thick polish and is nice for stamping some designs depending on the color you choose, some of the polishes are thicker then others:) I hope this helps!
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I think they will work fine. I make coasters and use them for the bumpers underneath and they work great. Also, the adhesive is very strong.
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I haven't tried, but I doubt it, because it runs thin. You may want to use something like OPI quality for stamping, since they are thicker, and they are not opaque, very glossy.
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Yes. I just took one of each color and did numbers 1,2,3, and 4 with a blue permanent marker. It's OK, but, a BLACK permanent marker would work BEST. These tiles are heavy duty ones measuring 1 inch by 1 inch by 3/8 inch thick. I guess you could put a sticky one-sided magnet strip piece on back, so they'd fasten to metal board.
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I used this on a coaster project. I've used mod podge to adhere paper to a tile, covered in 3 coats of mod podge and then used the spray to seal it all. It's worked great for my project, but I have not actually sprayed onto plain paper, not already covered by a product.
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I haven't but make sure you draw your image backwards. I have used Stamps tho and it works.