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                        PLACE-HOLDER Tool and the NAME-DROPPER Stamp

    WE WANT YOU TO BE COMPLETELY SATISFIED

                                   WITH YOUR NAME-DROPPER STAMP!

The PLACE-HOLDER TOOL has a PATENT PENDING and is EXCLUSIVE BECAUSE IT DOES SO MUCH MORE than simply provide a template to guide the NAME-DROPPER stamp. The huge benefit is that it enables the user to stamp their clothes…then lift the stamp away from the material…view the imprint…. and REPLACE the stamp in the EXACT same spot for additional stampings if desired. This is especially important when using WHITE INK since the pigment does not last as long as BLACK INK. “Layering” the imprints using the PLACE-HOLDER is a must. Correct use of the PLACE-HOLDER Tool will result in DEEPER BOLDER and LONGER LASTING IMPRINTS.

PLACE-HOLDER INSRTUCTIONS

1.     Position the PLACE-HOLDER “Cut Out Window” on the exact location to be stamped

2.     Press down on the lower corner of the PLACE-HOLDER with one hand so it doesn’t move

3.     Insert NAME-DROPPER Stamp into PLACE-HOLDER “Cut Out Window”

4.     Press down on the stamper several times letting the rubber imprint

to fully return each time to be re-inked….while always keeping

the PLACE-HOLDER firmly held on the material.

5.     While keeping the PLACE-HOLDER ON THE EXACT SAME SPOT,

Remove the NAME-DROPPER stamp completely from the cut out window.

6.     Observe the imprint, and if a darker imprint is desired, replace the stamp back in the cut out window and repeat with more stampings.

7.     Because you can view the actual imprint, using the PLACE-HOLDER also helps to avoid over-inking the material so that imprints don’t bleed through your garments.

Thank You!

Insert the NAME-DROPPER Stamp into the PLACE-HOLDER for Layered deep dark Imprint/impression

When stamping socks, insert a ruler or similar flat object into the sock so you are stamping against only one thickness of the sock… Not the two sides together lying on top of each other.

The PLACE-HOLDER tool is especially helpful when stamping sweatshirts and other thick   materials… and is a must when stamping dark clothes with white ink.

Great for all other imprints as well, as it lets you lift the stamp and view the imprint and then replace it exactly where it was positioned before and stamp again if desired.

1. Practice First: Take an old piece of material and try the stamp before marking your clothes. Get the feel of it and see how much ink is delivered with each downward depression. Good way to avoid ink bleeding through the material.
2. Be sure the fabric being stamp is smooth and lying flat no buckles, seams or belt loops pushing up from the back.

1. We recommend you remove the ink cartridge that holds the pad and replace the plastic snap on cover after each use. Store the stamp and cartridges in the zip bag the stamp arrived in.
   
2. If the pad does need more ink… don’t overdo it. Whether black or white ink… just a few drops in the center of the pad should do it.
   
3. If you decide to keep the pad/cartridge in the stamp... be sure to partially depress the stamp which lifts the name imprint off the ink pad, and slide the tab button on the stamp to lock it in that position.
   

The stamps are not interchangeable. Switching cartridges from black to white or vice versa results in a light gray imprint that is unsatisfactory and will not hold up to laundering.

Black ink on Brighter / Lighter (yellow, white, green, red, etc.) color clothes

White Ink on Darker (navy, black, dark green, etc) color clothes

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