Yes, you can refill our stamp pads. You don't have to discard the pad when the ink begins to lighten or dry out; just dab a few drops of our stamp pad ink (or any high-quality stamp ink) onto it and allow it to absorb. The pad will recharge as a result, stamping like new once more. Because they can be used repeatedly, refillable pads are both economical and environmentally beneficial.

Apply a few drops of the matching ink evenly over the drying stamp pad's surface to bring it back to life. Give it a minute or two to soak. If necessary, you can gently spread the ink with the stamp or a gloved finger to ensure that the pad is evenly re-inked. The pad should be bright and ready to create clear stamps once more after being inked. A few drops should usually be enough, but if it's still too light, you can always add more. Just be careful not to oversaturate.

No, our stamp pads' ink dries quickly and doesn't smudge. The impression will dry in a matter of seconds when stamping on ordinary paper, and it won't smear when handled normally. In order to produce crisp, clean stamped images or text, the formula is made to reduce smudging. Naturally, a very wet, heavy stamp impression may smear if you rub your finger across it right away, but with normal use (stamping and letting it sit for a little while), it will look very neat.

Stamp pads should be kept flat (horizontal) with the lid firmly closed. The ink distribution stays uniform and doesn't pool to one side if they are kept flat. The pad will dry out more quickly in a cool, dry storage space; stay away from harsh sunlight and extremely hot conditions. To stop the ink from evaporating, make sure the pad's lid is securely screwed or snapped on after every use. Your stamp pad will remain wet and functional for many years if it is stored properly.

Indeed, we provide stamp pads in a range of standard ink colours. Black, blue, red, green, and purple are the most widely used colours. The designated colour is pre-inked on each pad. The hues are vivid and long-lasting. Red may be used for "URGENT" or emphasis stamps, for instance, while black and blue are frequently used for official documents. You can also use our refill inks on an un-inked pad to make a custom colour pad if you require a different colour or speciality ink.