Make your artwork into great polymer stamps FREE Illustrated instructions

Turn your artwork into great polymer stamps at home. No expensive
equipment. Start less than $15. Complete detailed and illustrated
simple step by step instructions, what supplies you need, where to get
them. All information is FREE.
click on:
http://www.stamps4u.com

or point your browser to

stamps4u.com

Enjoy!

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Turn your artwork into great polymer stamps at home. No expensive
equipment. Start less than $15. Complete detailed and illustrated
simple step by step instructions, what supplies you need, where to get
them. All information is FREE.
click on:
http://www.stamps4u.com

or point your browser to

stamps4u.com

Enjoy!



Has anybody tried this web site for supplies? I am thinking of trying it
but am wondering about the toxicity of the chemicals and how to dispose
of them, whether they go down the drain easily, etc. Also, for you
diehard rubber stampers, are the rubber stamp conventions accommodating
in this area of creation. I mean, is there usually a table with
demonstrations on how to go about creating your own photopolymer stamp? :-\

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All polymer, post finish solution, wash out soap, glycerin water are
bio-degradable, and can be flushed down the drain without problems.
They are not toxic, and do not require special handling other than
keeping out of direct sunlight until ready to expose. Thanks for the
good question.


Bier de Stone wrote:
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Turn your artwork into great polymer stamps at home. No expensive
equipment. Start less than $15. Complete detailed and illustrated
simple step by step instructions, what supplies you need, where to
get
them. All information is FREE.
click on:
http://www.stamps4u.com

or point your browser to

stamps4u.com

Enjoy!



Has anybody tried this web site for supplies? I am thinking of trying
it
but am wondering about the toxicity of the chemicals and how to
dispose
of them, whether they go down the drain easily, etc. Also, for you
diehard rubber stampers, are the rubber stamp conventions
accommodating
in this area of creation. I mean, is there usually a table with
demonstrations on how to go about creating your own photopolymer
stamp? :-\

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