Talk:Rubber stamp

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I removed the word "real" in relation to the art and added traditional. I'm not thrilled with that, either (as I've seen some amazing works of art done by Rubber-stampers) but rubber-stamped art is certainly as real as any other type of art. It's not traditional sculptue, painintgs, etc., so I'll digress.

Pre Inked Stamps for Business Use
Using stamps to put a seal on important documents to render them specific authentication or endorsement or categorize a particular paper has been in existence for quite some time. These stamps need an inkpad to be pressed on them to gather ink on it before putting the seal on the paper where it is needed. Of late, pre inked stamps have replaced the two piece set of stamp and inkpad and they have become widely popular for their neatness and superior print quality. These stamps can be used on any surface and being water resistant they can make identification better on all personal items, industrial equipment and photography etc. Pre Inked Stamps for Business Use As these stamps have ink in them, there is no need for separate ink pads. These stamps always leave a crisp and perfect impression whenever they are used. The rubber die attached to the stamp carries a specific quantity of ink in it, and whenever it is pressed against the surface where it is needed to be used, the ink oozes out leaving the required impression. Commonly used stamps like A/c payee only, season’s greetings, thank you for your payment and please visit again etc. help create a favorable impression on the customers, and they also help reduce manual work. These stamps are available in different sizes depending on the requirement. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mannsurjit (talk • contribs) 08:52, 7 February 2013 (UTC)

Rubber stamp court
I tried to look up the term here, and found nothing worthwhile. To a non native speaker this term is not obvious in any way. Where would be a good place to have that explained? --92.227.138.59 (talk) 07:18, 13 August 2013 (UTC)

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As an art form
Prior to editing this section, it was flagged for containing weasel words: vague phrases that are associated with bias or unverifiable information. I sifted through and removed these weasel words as well as added peer reviewed citations. By clarifying these statements, this section is no longer flagged and therefore has enhanced credibility and usability. Efl4ora (talk) 19:51, 28 February 2024 (UTC)