can this be used on paper napkins with clear stamp?
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with this product, I would suggest no as the ink can be 'leaky" it's quite moist. it really needs paper in order for it not to bleed. just my thoughts.
997512
Yes you can mark paper with it. It's small to fit onto golf balls. Although it really doesn't work on golf balls. It smudges.
1194366
I don't see why not unless there is a law against it. The stamp would work.
509131
You would need a fast drying ink for non-porous surfaces and a stamp made of buna rubber. Stamps are commonly made from polymer or red rubber. The polymer stamp would dissolve and the red rubber would not hold up well.
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!
484431
Sorry I'm not sure. I use this stamp for work purpose and I like the stamp a lot because the words are small and fix inside a smalls square box on a piece of paper.
61902
I had no luck with it. I have read several other post that say to file the stamper and use a thick polish. I haven't tried it yet though.
272274
I would think so. The ink pad is separate from the actual stamp so I would assume you could just buy a different colored ink pad.
370885
We use it as a buffing material for leather work, I would only guess it is not tight enough to stamp - but have never even tried it. Sorry we cannot give you a definite answer on stamping.
160018
The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only... » Read More The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. « Show Less
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They are quite glossy, so you would most likely have smearing with stamp ink. Try a matte version.
261630
I use with any polish, some are too transparent and don't work good, but usually i use a light collor with a dark for the stamp, or a dark color for a white stamp, it shows up really good
1725141
I don't believe so. I used them on brown folding tables a year ago and couldn't see through them. Unfortunately I've already disposed of them and can't check again. They are premium quality, though; it's not like they're low grade white napkins!
1569489
Yes, I had called the postal service to verify this same question; especially since these were used for wedding invitations. What they (postal service) recommended me to do is place a label in the upper right hand corner and place your stamp on it. The reason for this is they (postal service) must stamp all packages and any ink stamps (what the postal service uses) may smudge off the plastic envelope. This is what I did; I used a sticker, such as: the labeling stickers you use for labeling folders (I'm sure you could get creative with colors and what not-just makes sure which ever you use-sticks) I than placed a stamp on it. Again place this on the outside of the clear envelope in the upper right hand corner. You can do the same thing with the labels for your information (sender) and who your sending it to (receiver) you can place this on the outside of the envelope (clear plastic envelope) or you can place on the inside on what-ever your sending. Let me know if this makes sense or if you need further clarification.
46461
I use it for 6x6 Bounty napkins. Perhaps you could call them luncheon napkins. I've also set it in the bathroom for guests as opposed to everyone using the same towel. I think cocktail napkins are smaller.
1667743
I can't see why not. Just remember to score the paper before applying the Simple Strip sheets. Good luck!
667925
I can't see why not, as it works great as an address stamp. Good clean crisp impressions every time.