ART STAMPS

(1) Make Your Copy or Artwork On YOUR Computer Or Even Scan it into Your Computer. Then You Can Print It Out On A Transparency Sheet which is in your Kit. Now...See more » (1) Make Your Copy or Artwork On YOUR Computer Or Even Scan it into Your Computer. Then You Can Print It Out On A Transparency Sheet which is in your Kit. Now You Have a Positive Which can be used for Stencils, Decals, Nameplates etc., But You Will Need a NEGATIVE For An Art Stamp or Rubber Stamp. (2) You Can Have Your Computer Print out Your Artwork in REVERSE Like This or You Can Use The REVERSING NEGATIVES included in Your Kit. There are Complete Instructions for This Included And This Makes a very Professional Negative You Can Use Many Times. (3) Put Copy on the Double Glass Frame (Supplied In The Kit). Place Rubber Dam Around Your Copy And Cover With Liqui-Stamp (Polymer). This Photo Shows The Liqui-Stamp Already Poured Over The Negative Copy. Note That Rubber Dam Material Is Placed Close To The Copy To Save on Liqui-Stamp Polymer. (4) Expose 8 Minutes In The Art Stamp Maker. This Allows the Liquid Photopolymer to Harden And Create A Commercial Quality Art Stamp. To Make a Full Plate of Art Stamps of About 4 1/2" 5 1/2" The Time Would be a few minutes longer. During This Exposure Time You Will Find Plenty To Do By Trimming And Gluing Your Previous Stamps. (5) Wash Off Excess Unexposed Liqui-Stamp With Brush Provided And Check To See If Stamp Is Completely Clean and Ready to Trim and Mount. Be Sure And Save The Copy Negative To Use Over And Over Again. The Negative Copy (Made On The Reversing Negative) Will Make Many, Many Exposures.See less »