Chimney House stamp A7

An A7 sized acrylic block is ideal for the Chimney House A7 stamp to ensure full coverage and easy handling, but slightly larger or smaller blocks can also work depending on your desired effect.

No, special ink is not required. However, dye-based or pigment-based inks typically provide the best results with clear polymer stamps. Avoid oil-based inks unless specifically formulated for polymer.

The stamp is designed for repeated use. With proper care and cleaning, it can be used hundreds or even thousands of times.

While primarily designed for ink pads, you can carefully color directly onto the stamp with markers before applying it to your project, though this may require more thorough cleaning afterward.

This stamp is designed and produced in the UK.

The Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) for this stamp is S12A700030.

Store the stamp on its original backing sheet or a similar non-stick surface in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This prevents it from drying out or losing its stickiness.

Ensure both the stamp and the acrylic block are clean and free of dust or oil. The polymer should naturally adhere; if not, try wiping the block with a slightly damp cloth and letting it air dry.

This can be due to the ink pad being dry, or insufficient ink on the stamp. Re-ink the pad or use a different ink source. Ensure you are pressing the stamp evenly onto the paper.

Allow the ink to dry completely before touching the stamped image. Some inks may require heat setting or specific drying times. Ensure you are using an ink suitable for polymer stamps.

This can happen over time with certain inks or if not cleaned properly. Clean the stamp thoroughly with a dedicated stamp cleaner or isopropyl alcohol. Ensure it is completely dry before storing.