Ink & Refills
Learn how to refill, replace ink pads, and choose ink.
How To Refill or Replace Your Ink Pad in a Self-Inking Stamp?
If you notice your self-inking stamp impressions are getting light, it probably means the ink pad is getting low. Here, we'll show you how to easily fix this so your stamp lasts for years to come!. First, push the stamp down and press the red buttons
How To Refill ExcelMark Pre-Inked Stamps
Lift up on the bottom front edge of the clear cover on both sides. Pull straight up toward the top of the stamp - not outward- to avoid cracking. Note how it's positioned so you can replace it the same way. **If your stamp does not have a clear cover
Refill Ink Vs. Replacement Ink Pads
Refill ink is a great option for those who already have a self-inking stamp. Simply remove the ink pad from the stamp and add a few drops of ink. Refill ink is also available in a variety of colors, making it easy to customize your stamps for differe
What Are The Different Types of Stamping Inks?
Choosing the right stamping ink depends on what you're stamping, the type of surface you're using, and the finish you want to achieve. Different inks are formulated for different materials and applications, from everyday paper stamping to embossing,
What Type of Ink Should I Use With My Stamp?
Not sure which ink to use with your stamp? The right ink depends primarily on the type of stamp you have and the surface you're stamping on. Using the correct ink will help you get clean, sharp impressions and can prevent damage to your stamp or ink
What Ink Can I Use on Plastic, Glass, Metal, Ceramic, or Coated (Photo) Paper?
Stamping on smooth, nonporous surfaces such as plastic, glass, metal, ceramic, or coated photo paper requires a different type of ink than you would use on standard paper. Because these surfaces don't absorb ink easily, regular water-based dye ink ma