Self-inking Stamps FAQ

What are Self-inking Stamps?

Self-inking rubber stamps are used for return addresses, monograms, holidays, and weddings. They customize envelopes, letterheads, party favors, and more.

Will these work on all envelope options?

The only envelopes this does not work on are the pearl envelopes. 

How many uses can I get out of my Self-inking Stamp?

The Self-inking Stamps come standard with a black inkpad that is good for 700 - 1000 uses.

HELPFUL TIP - For best results, always test your Stamper on scrap paper before using it with stationery. 

What is the cost?

The price for the Self-inking Stamp is $49.99.

What size are the Stamps?

1.5 x 1.5 inches

Can I change the CASE of the typeface on a stamp?

No. Each stamp style is pre-set for all CAPS or upper and lower case for each specific area of type on the stamp. Text will match the formatting shown.

What is the turnaround time?

2 - 3 business days in-house plus shipping

Does this product qualify for your free shipping policy?

Self-inking Stamps can be combined with other qualified products with a minimum merchandise total of $79 for free Economy shipping. 

Can I purchase a replacement Stamp?

No, the Self-inking Stamps are purchased as a whole unit (stamper with ink, rubber stamp).

Can I void my Self-inking Stamp order once placed?

No, Self-inking Stamp orders cannot be voided once submitted. 

What do I do if part of my stamp design is not transferring ink?

Remove and reinsert the stamp design and inkpad per the instructions below.

1. Lock the Stamper - Depress the Stamper until the base is perpendicular to the device. Press the red buttons on the side of the Stamper to lock it in place. 

2. Removing and Inserting Stamp Design Plates - Squeeze the clips on the underside of the removable plate and pull them out of the Stamper. The plate will slide out easily. 

3. Compress the stamper about ¼ of an inch and press the red side buttons to lock it in place. Gently push the ink cartridge out; you may need to push it with the top of a pencil eraser or a pen. To re-insert the ink cartridge, place it back in UPSIDE DOWN (wet side down) until it locks/snaps/clicks into place.