Store it correctly
Keep the stamp in a cool, dry place with the mechanism in its normal resting position. Avoid cars, windowsills, radiators, and other high-heat locations.
Most maintenance is simple: keep paper dust away from the text plate, close the mechanism between uses, avoid extreme heat, and refill the pad only when the impression tells you it is necessary.
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Keep the stamp in a cool, dry place with the mechanism in its normal resting position. Avoid cars, windowsills, radiators, and other high-heat locations.
If paper fibers collect around the letters, remove them gently with low-tack tape or a soft tool. Avoid sharp objects that could cut the rubber.
Uneven marks usually call for a firmer level surface or more even pressure. Smears suggest too much ink, a glossy surface, or contact before the mark has dried.
Avoid soaking the mechanism. Remove surface debris gently and keep moisture away from moving parts.
Too much ink or pressure can spread the impression. Make several test marks and use a lighter, even press.
Extended heat may dry the pad or affect plastic and rubber components, so cool indoor storage is best.