Eiffel Tower Clear Stamp 巴黎鐵塔透明印章 (需配亞克力板使用)

Eiffel Tower Clear Stamp
Excluding other accessories such as acrylic and stamp pad
Size: length 11cm, width 16cm Weight: 32g
Material: transparent acrylic (reusable)

Y71 Monument Stamp Transparent Seal
Need to be used with other accessories such as acrylic plate and ink pad
Overall pattern size: 11cm long, 16cm wide Weight: 32g
Material: Transparent acrylic (reusable)

HOW TO USE CLEAR STAMPS
TUTORIALS
Clear stamps, also known as cling stamps, polymer stamps, photopolymer stamps or acrylic stamps, are a see-through, cost-effective type of stamp ideal for crafting, journaling, scrapbooking and more. When attached to a clear block, clear stamps work similarly to traditional or wood stamps.

What are Clear Stamps?
A clear stamp offers precise impressions with its transparent photopolymer or acrylic construction. These stamps stick to clear acrylic blocks and allow you to see through for exact placement. A slightly tacky texture helps ink stick to even the most detailed designs.

How to Use Clear Stamps
1. Peel the stamp off of its backing.
2. Stick the stamp to an acrylic block. Many blocks have grid lines to help you with exact placement, or even to place multiple stamps on one block at a time. There are lots of different sizes of acrylic blocks. Try to choose a block that is either the same size as your stamp or just slightly larger to avoid uneven pressure and rocking.
3. Ink the stamp. It often works best to lightly pat the ink pad onto the stamp for even cover and distribution.
4. Line up the impression. If the stamp block you are using has grid lines, now is the perfect time to utilize those for exact placement.
5. Stamp. Press down firmly for a few seconds to allow the ink to stick to your stamping surface.

How to Clean Clear Stamps
Be sure to clean the clear stamp before pulling it off of the block to avoid getting any ink on your hands. Re:Marks Cleaning Solution is great for not only clear stamps, but also wood and traditional rubber stamps, as well as rubber stamp die plates. Spray the solution onto a paper towel, and wipe away the ink from the stamp. Using the solution with a stamp scrubber pad adds a little extra thoroughness.
Alternatively, baby wipes also make a convenient stamp cleaner.
If you notice some stubborn ink left behind, don't worry. Clear stamps tend to stain more than red rubber stamps, but it shouldn't affect your stamping impression as long as you clean the stamp after each use.
If your stamps start to lose their stickiness, simply rinse them with a little mild soap and water.

How to use transparent stamps
Tutorial
Clear stamps, also known as cling stamps, polymer stamps, photopolymer stamps, or acrylic stamps, are clear, cost-effective stamps perfect for crafting, journaling, scrapbooking, and more. When attached to a clear square, a clear stamp acts like a traditional or wooden stamp.

What is a transparent stamp?
The transparent photopolymer or acrylic structure of the clear stamp provides a precise impression. The stamps are attached to a clear acrylic sheet that allows you to see through to ensure accurate placement. The slightly tacky texture allows the ink to stick to even the most detailed designs.

How to use transparent stamp
1. Peel the stamp off its back.
2. Paste the stamp onto the acrylic board. Many blocks have grid lines to help you with accurate placement or even placing multiple stamps on a block at once. There are many different sizes of acrylic sheets. Try to choose a piece that is the same size as the stamp or slightly larger to avoid uneven pressure and wobbling.
3. Stamp. Generally, it's best to lightly pat the ink pad onto the stamp for even coverage and distribution.
4. Arrange impressions. If you are using a stamp block that has grid lines, now is the perfect time to utilize those grid blocks for precise placement.
5. Stamp. Press firmly for a few seconds to allow the ink to adhere to your stamping surface.

How to clean a transparent stamp
Be sure to clean the clear stamp before pulling it out of the module to avoid getting ink on your hands. The cleaning solution is suitable not only for clear stamps, but also for wooden and traditional rubber stamps and rubber stamp templates. Spray the solution onto a paper towel and wipe the ink from the stamp. Using the solution with a stamp wash pad will add some extra integrity.
Plus, baby wipes can also be used as convenient stamp cleaners.
Don't worry if you find stubborn ink residue. Clear stamps stain more easily than red rubber stamps, but as long as you clean the stamp after each use, it won't affect the impression of your stamp.
If your stamp starts to lose its stickiness, simply rinse it with a little mild soap and water.