Home & Hobby Liquid Polymer Stamp Making System


The Simple, Entry Level Way To Produce Liquid Polymer Stamps

What makes our hobby stamp making system so clever? Simple - the fact that it is now possible to produce small quantities of craft based stamps at home without having to spend a great deal of money, or have extensive training. The process is even simple enough for children to use, under parental supervision of course, using only the minimum of equipment and consumables.

This daylight solution takes our conventional sachet based liquid resin system and simplifies the process to allow natural light to be used as the main processing element to harden the liquid polymer contained within the sachet. Using the daylight hobby system you will very quickly find that you have:

• the most cost effective exposure system available
  
  
• the simplest method to produce liquid polymer based stamps. No special skills are needed
  
  
• a lightweight and truly portable system
  
  
• a system that can be used in the home by both adults and children
  
  

Click the PDF logo to open the liquid polymer stamp making machine specifications.

Accurate Exposure Times

In order to help users obtain accurate exposure times for our daylight liquid polymer, we provide a simple electronic exposure processor with each system. The processor takes regular measurements during each exposure cycle and calculates the correct time required to provide a perfect craft stamp.

How Is Our Daylight Liquid Polymer Processed?

The simplicity of the hardware and consumables required is the key. The following steps are required to produce cost effective craft stamps in the comfort of your own home or business:

• create your artwork by either drawing, scanning or copying or download from the internet
  
  
• print the design onto negative film using a desktop inkjet or laser printer
  

• place both the artwork and daylight sachet inside the exposure clamp
  

• expose the daylight polymer using an electric bulb until the exposure processor beeps. Two exposures are required, one using the negative and one without (back expose)
  

• remove sachet, cut open and wash the processed stamp to remove any liquid resin
  

• place sachet in a tray filled with water and post expose the stamp
  
  
• peel away the plastic backing material and stick to stamp mount