| FAQ's -
Stamp Cleaners |
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I’m confused about the different types
of rubber stamp cleaners available. Can you explain each
one and what it is used for? |
Ranger manufactures four types of stamp cleaners and
each has a specific cleaning purpose.
Water-based Cleaners are used to clean water-based dye
and pigment inks from stamps. Ranger makes two
water-based cleaners. The
Water-based Stamp Cleaner in a 4 oz. spray
bottle with a bubble gum scent is sprayed directly on a
stamp to clean off inks. It can also be sprayed on our
Rub It Scrub It pad for cleaning stamps using
the pad.
Ranger also makes
Water-based Stamp Cleaner in a 2 oz. bottle with
a dabber top to dab directly on stamps to clean off
inks. Water-based Stamp Cleaners are non-toxic.
Ranger
Cleans It All-Purpose Stamp Cleaner was
developed to clean all types of inks off of rubber stamp
surfaces: dye inks, pigment inks, and solvent based
inks. This cleaner is recommended for cleaning Ranger
Archival Ink from rubber stamps. For cleaning solvent
inks, the cleaner should be applied to the rubber stamp
for 1 minute before rubbing off. This cleaner is
acid-free and non-toxic.
Ranger
Perfect Polymer Stamp Cleaner with a dabber top
is used to clean water-based ink and water-resistant ink
from clear (photo polymer) stamps. Allow 15 seconds for
the cleaner to remove water-based ink and 60 seconds for
water-resistant ink. Acid-free and non-toxic.
Ranger
Solvent Stamp Cleaner with a dabber top is
recommended specifically for solvent-based inks. After using the Solvent Stamp
Cleaner, rubber stamps should be rinsed with water or a
water-based stamp cleaner to protect the rubber.
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