When you're reinking your ink pads, it's best to start off with a very light layer of ink first to see how much ink is really needed. Add a layer and wait 10 to 15 minutes for it to absorb. Then, get out a stamp to test how well the ink pad is coated. Try not to use your favorite stamp - maybe designate a test stamp for this process.
Take a flat item, such as an old gift card, bone folder, or maybe your acrylic block and spread the ink droplets out over the surface of the ink pad. After you do this, the ideal situation is to let the pad “settle” for about 24 hours.
Push the stamp down slightly and pull out ink pad. Add 10-20 drops of Trodat / Ideal Inkon the inked side of the pad, just enough to saturate the pad. Once the ink has absorbed into the pad, push the pad back in.
Grab a craft mat and a rag to protect your surface · Open your dried ink pad and its corresponding reinker · Gently squeeze the liquid ink onto your pad in a zig- ...
Starting at the perimeter, place the nozzle on the pads surface and squeeze gently until ink is flowing. Continue at a steady pace around the edge of the pad.
Subscribed. 180. 141K views 7 years ago. If your self-inking stamp impressions are getting light, you can re-ink your stamps using our step-by-step with instructions. Often, just...
Squirt 3-4 drops of ink onto the pad and wait a few minutes so it can soak in. Set your ink pad on a paper towel to protect the surface from accidental staining ...
1K. 517K views 5 years ago. When self-inking stamp impressions start getting light it means the ink pad is getting low. We'll show you how to easily flip a reversible ink pad and...
1K. 517K views 5 years ago. When self-inking stamp impressions start getting light it means the ink pad is getting low. We'll show you how to easily flip a reversible ink pad and...
100. 185K views 7 years ago. If your stamp impressions are getting light, simply re-ink your stamp pad! Follow the steps below: The life of your stamp can be prolonged by adding ink...
How to re-ink an old stamp pad: Flip your stamp over and lock it. Grab the side tabs and gently pull the pad out. Apply 3 to 4 drops of ink across the stamp pad. Let sit for a few seconds until no ink pools remain. Re-insert the stamp ink pad into the stamp body and depress to unlock.
These step-by-step guides demonstrate how to change and re-ink your self-inking stamp pad. The first shows how to refill the ink pad, and the second shows how to replace the pad with...
Simply Stamps. 575 subscribers. Subscribed. 60. 71K views 7 years ago. Two basic guides to re-ink a self-inking stamp. These step-by-step guides demonstrate how to change and re-ink your...