Black Underglaze Potters Ink Pad

"Works very well with rubber stamps. I tried both on greenware and bisque, which does smudge if you rub on both surfaces. I preferred the finish on bisque as it is very crisp. I put wax on the stamp very carefully so it is not smudged when cleaning the bottom after glazing. I guess you can stamp after cleaning the bottom too as long as it is fully dried. "

"Underglaze potters ink pad. Not used it yet so can’t say much but thinner then I thought but it’s very inky so should last a long time. Keeping it in the clear bag it came in as the top doesn’t close tight."

"I love this product, I confess I am not a potter, I use it with enamels. It works like a slightly gooey stamp pad you might use for scrap books. The way needed it to work was to stamp letters onto the surface of a pre enamelled piece of metal, and I was worried it might squelch the designs, but with a bit of practice, it’s fantastic. I can only imagine for potters it would be very useful for intricate designs or makers stamp. Wish there was a white version too. "

"I have used my my new initial stamp and my pottery looks much more professional. Very easy to use and reasonably priced."