Refill Ink for Stamps
Easy-to-use ink refills for stamp pads. Keeps your impressions clear and your stamping smooth. No need to replace the whole pad.
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Ink for Self-Inking StampsFrom $4.49$5.99From $4.49 -
Ink for Pre-Inked Stamps$13.49$17.99$13.49 -
Ink for Identity Shield Stamp$3.74$4.99$3.74
KEEP YOUR STAMP GOING
Refill Ink for Your Favorite Stamps
Fresh Impressions, Made Easy
When your stamp impressions start looking lighter, the right refill ink can bring them back to life. Keeping refill ink on hand makes it easy to refresh your stamp and continue using it for envelopes, cards, packaging, paperwork, and everyday projects.
A few drops of the correct refill ink can help restore a lighter impression and keep your favorite stamp ready for its next use.
Made for Long-Lasting Use
Refilling your stamp helps you get more use from a personalized tool you already love. Just be sure to choose the refill ink made for your specific stamp type, since self-inking and pre-inked stamps require different inks.
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Questions before ordering?
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to some of our most common questions.
If your stamp impressions are becoming noticeably lighter or uneven even after stamping on a firm, flat surface, it may be time to add more ink or replace the ink pad, depending on your stamp type.
No. Always use refill ink that is compatible with your specific stamp. Self-inking and pre-inked stamps use different types of ink, and using the wrong one can damage the stamp or affect the quality of the impression.
Self-inking stamps use an internal ink pad that re-inks the rubber die between impressions, while pre-inked stamps hold ink within the stamp material itself. Because the mechanisms are different, each requires the appropriate type of refill ink.
Start with a small amount and allow the ink time to absorb before adding more. Over-inking can cause blurry impressions or excess ink around the design, so it is better to add a little at a time.
That depends on how frequently you use your stamp, the size of the design, and the stamp type. When impressions begin to fade, it is usually a sign that the stamp needs additional ink.
Yes. Using the correct refill ink can help you continue using your personalized stamp instead of replacing the entire stamp simply because the ink has become lighter.
