How Much Does The Right Ink Contribute To The Quality Of A Self-inking Stamp Part Two

The brand of the stamp you use will determine the choice of the refill ink you need. This is because each brand of a self-inking stamp is designed differently. Hence they require different kinds of ink. 

If you use cheap ink, the ink might be too thick or thin and therefore making the stamp leak and messy, leading to permanent ruining of the document. 

Other essential factors must be check before getting the ink for your self-inking stamp. Some of these crucial factors include; the model and size of the stamp pad. 

It is essential to use a pad of the appropriate size. If the pad's size is not right, it can shift from its fixed position and so causing leakage. 

Different Types Of Stamping Inks 

There are types of ink that you can use for your customized self-inking stamp. 

1. Dye Ink 

Dye ink is a fast-drying ink. It is a water-based and thinner kind of ink. It is suitable for stamping on regular papers. It absorbs into the paper quickly. It can be used with alcohol-based coloring mediums. 

2. Pigment Ink 

Pigment ink is a sticky, water-like ink. It creates bright colors and is fade-resistant. It is thicker and slow-drying. It is best for embossing and can work well on fabrics, wood, clay, and more.