can this be used on baby oneies for permanent stamping
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No, the ink is not permanent and will not survive washing. Have you considered inking the stamps with a sharpee?
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The metal is actually rather thin and soft. A ballpoint pen was not enough, in my experience, but a pointed tool was. I do think metal stamping might work well, but I didn't try it myself so I can't say for sure.
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My answer would be yes. I have a self-inking stamp that fits easily in the smallest squares.
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Try with the konad I used and it work very good i use konad plate , konad stamping and konad polish
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Bob- if you have something to press into it to create a stamp it might work.
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You can, but it's not foolproof. One of the digits is a very short number 4, so it doesn't stick up as high as the other numbers. We use it to stamp 9 digits all the time, just may not be 100% clean.
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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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There is the Konad stamping polishes that you can use BUT it is supposed to work with any polish and even with the shiny plates because I use regular polishes with this stamp as well as the shiny plates...there is kind of an art in doing the stamps (to me) and once you've gotten the hang of it you'll be fine. I practiced stamping on paper first and when I got the hand of it I started practicing on my nails.
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The darker colors seem to work well for stamping. They do "bleed" some so be careful when you top coat so as not to smear the design.
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I purchased EGP Self inking re-inking fluid - black from amazon.com to re-ink the pad. This ink is made for self-inking stamps.
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They may bleed a bit during the stamping, but as a disposable towel they should dry ok once. It all depends on how much of the towel you intend to stamp. If it's the whole section that would seem to me to negate the usefulness of the towel. If it's a tiny corner it shouldn't affect the usefulness, but again, it might bleed a bit. I haven't tried so I don't know. I personalized the holder and left the towels as they were.
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Honestly, I think it would probably wipe off if you could even get the infant to cooperate in doing the print. I did foot prints on computer paper and put it in her baby book. That was over 8 months ago and the ink still rubs off and smears. I had to tape another piece of paper over it to keep it looking decent. So from my experience with it smearing on paper even after 8 months it would probably wipe right off of a smooth surface like a baseball since it can't soak in.
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Figure you could try it on a scrap, but if it were me, I would use Stazon (hope I'm spelling this right) brand ink pads... that stuff stamps on ANYTHING!
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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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You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it would jump out to anyone who found her. You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it... » Read More You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it would jump out to anyone who found her. « Show Less
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This stamp can be re-inked easily. Make sure you use a water based ink such as Trodat self-inking stamp ink. DO NOT use pre-inked stamp ink, such as Xstamper ink. It will ruin your stamp quickly. You can also replace the small ink pad in the stamp. If you have an old stamp, replacing the pad will make it print clearer.
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I tested with a rubber stamp. It requires several minutes to dry. But once it's dry, it will not smear.