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Ink, Refills & Replacement Pads

Learn how to refill, replace ink pads, and choose ink.

Self-Inking Stamp: How To Refill or Replace Your Ink Pad

Is your self-inking stamp leaving light or faded impressions? It might be time for an ink refill!. The good news? You don't need to replace your entire stamp. All ExcelMark self-inking stamps feature a refillable or replaceable ink pad, making it eas

Pre-Inked Stamp: How To Refill Your Ink Pad

Is your ExcelMark pre-inked stamp starting to leave light or faded impressions? Don't worry! A little fresh ink is all it takes to get back to making crisp, professional impressions. Follow these easy steps to refill your ExcelMark pre-inked stamp. B

Refill Ink Vs. Replacement Ink Pads: Which Should You Choose?

Is your stamp starting to leave light or faded impressions? It may be time to refresh your ink!. The good news is you don't necessarily need a new stamp. Depending on your stamp type, you can either refill your existing ink pad or replace it with a n

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

Types of Stamp Ink: Uses, Differences & Compatibility

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 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