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Stamp Mounting

Once you have carved your stamp, you should definitely mount it to make it easier to use.

After you have created your unique stamps by utilizing your new found skill of carving, you should consider mounting them on a wood block or another substance in order to make them somewhat easier to use. If you prefer to mount your stamp on a wooden block, you may purchase cushioning on which to do so. Another option is to cut a piece of a computer mouse pad as it makes for an adequate cushioning for mounting as well.

You may mount your stamp on the wooden block, or other substance, by using rubber cement as a method of adhesive to use in order to adhere the mount, cushioning and rubber stamp together.

You may also choose to use acrylic mounts to mount your rubber stamps together. There is one major benefit in using this method in that you only need to purchase one acrylic mount in a couple of sizes. You may then use the acrylic mounts with all of your stamps as they may act as a temporary mount. The acrylic mounting method consists of an acrylic block and plastic cling so that the stamp will adhere to the block on a temporary basis. It may also include also foam cushioning; however this cushioning may not be necessary depending on the thickness of the stamp rubber. And last, but not least, is the actual rubber stamp. You may purchase foam cushioning that already contains adhesive which has been applied to both sides. This feature makes the assembly of the mounting process more simple to achieve.

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