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Thread: Sources and info: Rubber stamps and archival inks

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    Sources and info: Rubber stamps and archival inks

    Thanks to all responders.

    Anne, I think you hit the bullseye with Clearsnap. They show something on their web site called "Ancient Age" archival ink. It will probably do the trick. Many colors. Largest stamp pad size is 2" and change by 3" and change. That should be about right.

    Embossing, at least when using the products Clearsnap offers, seem to need 300 degree heat as part of the drying and/or curing process. I think I'll stay Clear from that until I understand the various embossing methods a bit more.

    Thanks again, folks.

    Best regards,

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    How many sizes available in Rubber Stump?

    Many sizes and different style available in Rubber stump, if you want to answer this question.
    pls click on this site


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