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Clean text plate with paper handkerchief (to avoid dirty fingers) Remove extisting text plate (self-adhesive) Apply new text plate precisely and straight (modern stamps offer a grid for alignment) Insert replacement ink pad.

How to Re-Ink Self-Inking Stamps - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Come. First push the stamp down and press the red buttons to lock it in place. Then with the back ofMoreCome. First push the stamp down and press the red buttons to lock it in place. Then with the back of the stamp facing you push the ink pad out grab the pad by the edges flip it over and reinsert.

If your pre-inked stamp does not have a sliding cartridge, then you will be able to remove the handle of the stamp. Once the top of the stamp is removed, you can place 1-2 drops of ink into the ink wells. Then replace the stamp handle.

I take a small container and pour glycerin in it until the bottom has about 1/4". I put the stamp in it and let it sit overnight or up to 12 hours (you could leave it longer--I don't time this). I rinse with water and dry. I would say it helps some, but it's not going to make the stamps like new.

How to Condition Rubber and Clear Stamps - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip With something that lets the ink flow evenly across it same thing with the pink pearl this one iMoreWith something that lets the ink flow evenly across it same thing with the pink pearl this one i prefer. And i just rub it across not too hard. And that allows me to uh to stamp with it.

Tip Thursday - Reconditioning Red Rubber Stamps - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You know took some time. And just really covered them really really well. And then i left this tray.MoreYou know took some time. And just really covered them really really well. And then i left this tray. Open all around my craft room because there's 10 of them. And i just let it dry overnight.

Clean the stamp several times using a stamp scrubbing pad. Some people sand very gently with fine sandpaper. I would try any of the above before trying sandpaper...or use craft ink, lol! I never have the problem with a thicker ink.

The easiest way to restore the stamp is to add a light chlorine solution, this will bleach out the stain or toning are restore the stamp to its original fresh color. To prevent damage to the stamp the chlorine should be very lightly diluted and the stamp must be rinsed after treatment.