Can you use a rubber stamp on these without it smearing?
1759370
Yes, these are thermal transfer so there's no ink or "smear-able" text. Stamp away.
1759371
I tested with a rubber stamp. It requires several minutes to dry. But once it's dry, it will not smear.
1759372
I can't answer this specific question. Ink from pen's does not smear. Permanent markers do not smear. Sometimes, regular marks smear. I've never tried a rubber stamp.
82346
Like Michelle I havent done it but looking at how thick they are I dont see why not. (You might want to check with an engraving store for any special requirement though)
810757
Probably, but I think you might be happier with a different ( better constructed) stamp. I use these with my 4 year old grandson. I would use a different product if I were doing serious art.
1242352
They are very soft and flexible. I have no problem stamping my nails. I think it is a luck of the draw. I was fortunate not to receive a stamper that was hard rubber or dried out if I had to explain it.
2009881
I worked for a company that used this bag type. The stamp smeared. If you are a small operation, it's okay. You would have to make sure it had time to dry. If you handle it right away, it would smear. I would recommend not using a stamp on this type of envelope.
903974
You only need to remove the blue film the backing has nothing to do with using the stamp I would assume it is just branding.
543897
I don't know much about stamps and ink, but I pulled out my ink pad to test your question and I am happy to report that the ink did not smudge at all. Even on the glossy paper! I let it sit for a couple of minutes and vigorously smeared the stamp with my fingers. Even though I ended up with ink on my finger, I do not see any on the paper outside of the stamp itself. Good luck!
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Not sure about stamps... However, i printed on them using my color printer. You have to turn your image upside down and feed the bags in (one by one) bottom side first. If you feed the bags in the printer from the top of the bag, it sometimes would catch and jam the printer....these bags are awesome and a very cute detail!! I put chips in them for a baby shower and the oil from the chips didn't show at all.
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Im not sure, but probably not. They tend to smear even on regular paper if I don't let them dry. Very heavy beautiful ink, but messy if not carefull.
1881066
I have an inkjet and they haven't smudged yet. I'm sure they would if they got wet...but just standard use I've had no issues with smudging.
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No, just really light weight. If you made the letters on the thick side,they wouldn't be delicate. Were you going to freehand the letters or use a mold ?
756133
Yes, they mark on plastic without smudging, but you have to let them completely dry before touching them.
1456059
It may work if you paint the bottom of the stamps (letters only) with a thin brush. When you press the stamp down on ink pad you also get the square outline of the stamp.
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Rubber stamp? Absolutely! We're using it for doll house wallpaper. We print the pattern on our inkjet printer, and it's dry almost immediately, and doesn't smudge! (We do use a sealer after the fact because the doll house wallpaper is probably going to see some long time wear!) My wife and I highly recommend this product!
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mine didn't smudge, however I didn't touch them immediately after printing.
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Mary - the sleeve does not have a glossy coat on it, and a stamp should adhere well.~Rob
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YES!The solution is to also buy some CLEAR address labels. Stamp the back of the photo, wait a short while for some of the ink to dry, then put a clear address label over the address. If you put the address label over the date stamp immediately then the date will smear. Also, this stamp does NOT have the year 2013, it begins at 2014, so if you have older photos to stamp then you are out of luck.