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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Custom Guitar Picks with your Logo Featuring Rick Rock
PromoteSource is your source for custom guitar picks. Music stores and musicians across the US come to us for custom guitar picks.
Put your company's message and brand in front of musicians every day.
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Call today toll free 888-406-8950
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Put your company's message and brand in front of musicians every day.
Low quantities available.
Call today toll free 888-406-8950
Easy Search of custom guitar picks and accessories
Saturday, January 15, 2011
How to Replace a Replacement Ink Pad on a Self Inking Stamp
How to Replace a Replacement Ink Pad on a Self Inking Stamp
First, press the stamp down slightly. In most cases, no more than a quarter of an inch is needed.
Squeeze the small buttons on the sides of the stamp cap while at the same time continuing to press it down. This will secure the stamp into this position. If your stamp does not have these side buttons, then just simply continue to hold the stamp down slightly. You are doing this so that the pad cartridge is unlocked and free to slide it out.
Finding the ink pad is easy. It is a horizontally shaped piece that is somewhere in the middle of the stamp. Simply push or pull this ink pad and it will slide out. Take it all the way out.
Next, insert the new pad in the same manner that the old pad came out. Once it is in place and is locked in place, you can let go of the stamp and it is ready for use.
Test the stamp a few times to make sure all excess ink is out. Your stamp should now be ready for use.
Below is a diagram to replace Trodat replacement ink pads and is also useful for many other brands of self inking stamps.
For more information on replacing the ink pad on a self inking stamp, please visit
http://www.click-out.net
Replacement ink pads for all self inking stamps can be ordered easily at AddressStamp.com for low prices.
How to Re-ink the Ink Pad on a Self Inking Stamp
How to Re-ink the Ink Pad on a Self Inking Stamp
Adding ink to a self inking stamp is a fast and easy process.
First, press the stamp down slightly. In most cases, no more than a quarter of an inch is needed.
Squeeze the small buttons on the sides of the stamp cap while at the same time continuing to press it down. This will secure the stamp into this position. If your stamp does not have these side buttons, then just simply continue to hold the stamp down slightly. You are doing this so that the pad cartridge is unlocked and free to slide it out.
Finding the ink pad is easy. It is a horizontally shaped piece that is somewhere in the middle of the stamp. Simply push this ink pad with your finger and it will slide out. Pull it all the way out.
Now that the ink pad is out of the stamp, take a look at the ink pad to make sure it is still usable or if you will need to purchase a new replacement ink pad. If the pad is hard or 'crusty', it is probably time to throw that pad away and purchase a new pad. If you decide to re-ink an old, hard pad, adding ink will be an ongoing process quite often and will not give a smooth and even imprint.
If you wish to purchase a new replacement ink pad for your stamp, please visit us at AddressStamp.com
However, if you have determined that your ink pad is ok to re-ink, then simply squeeze a few drops on to the ink pad to re-ink the pad. You can decide how many drops of ink are needed depending on the condition and dryness of the pad, but typically 4 to 7 drops of ink are sufficient. The size of the ink pad will also determine how many drops of ink you will need to use.
The following image depicts an Ideal 100 Self Inking Stamp being re-inked. The newer Ideal self inking stamps do not need to have the ink pad completely removed to be re-inked. Simply squeeze the ink into the holes shown to re-ink most Ideal brand of self inkers.
Next, insert the newly inked pad in the same manner that the pad came out. Once it is in place and is locked in place, you can let go of the stamp and it is ready for use.
Test the stamp a few times to make sure all excess ink is out and the ink has covered all areas of the pad.
Your stamp should now be ready for use.
Ink for all self inking stamps can be ordered easily at AddressStamp.com for low prices.
Adding ink to a self inking stamp is a fast and easy process.
First, press the stamp down slightly. In most cases, no more than a quarter of an inch is needed.
Squeeze the small buttons on the sides of the stamp cap while at the same time continuing to press it down. This will secure the stamp into this position. If your stamp does not have these side buttons, then just simply continue to hold the stamp down slightly. You are doing this so that the pad cartridge is unlocked and free to slide it out.
Finding the ink pad is easy. It is a horizontally shaped piece that is somewhere in the middle of the stamp. Simply push this ink pad with your finger and it will slide out. Pull it all the way out.
Now that the ink pad is out of the stamp, take a look at the ink pad to make sure it is still usable or if you will need to purchase a new replacement ink pad. If the pad is hard or 'crusty', it is probably time to throw that pad away and purchase a new pad. If you decide to re-ink an old, hard pad, adding ink will be an ongoing process quite often and will not give a smooth and even imprint.
If you wish to purchase a new replacement ink pad for your stamp, please visit us at AddressStamp.com
However, if you have determined that your ink pad is ok to re-ink, then simply squeeze a few drops on to the ink pad to re-ink the pad. You can decide how many drops of ink are needed depending on the condition and dryness of the pad, but typically 4 to 7 drops of ink are sufficient. The size of the ink pad will also determine how many drops of ink you will need to use.
The following image depicts an Ideal 100 Self Inking Stamp being re-inked. The newer Ideal self inking stamps do not need to have the ink pad completely removed to be re-inked. Simply squeeze the ink into the holes shown to re-ink most Ideal brand of self inkers.
Next, insert the newly inked pad in the same manner that the pad came out. Once it is in place and is locked in place, you can let go of the stamp and it is ready for use.
Test the stamp a few times to make sure all excess ink is out and the ink has covered all areas of the pad.
Your stamp should now be ready for use.
Ink for all self inking stamps can be ordered easily at AddressStamp.com for low prices.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Consumers Love Promotional Products
Consumers Love Promotional Products
That's right.
Consumers are your customers, and it is proven they love promotional products.
Call us to help you design a promotion to fit your next marketing campaign.
That's right.
Consumers are your customers, and it is proven they love promotional products.
Call us to help you design a promotion to fit your next marketing campaign.
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