The online instructions for making stamps with the Imagebox are different from the printed instructions that came with my product. These are the points that have different instructions:

• What are the recommended times for exposing the back of the stamp and then the front?
  
• How much water and salt should be used for the curing bath, and how long should the stamp be in the bath under the Imagebox?

I realize that we may need to test things out and tweak a little, but I'd like to know the points from which to start.

Thanks again!

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Last edited by pms200203 on Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:15 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : incorrect information?)

I appreciate your comments pms200203.. but please note that the information you are giving is infact incorrect.. as the 2 minutes and ten minutes cycle is for the Imagepac daylight system and NOT for the Imagebox UV system.

Also, the video you link to is for the daylight system and not for the UV system..

Imagebox was the world’s first exposure unit specifically designed for exposing Imagepac (UV cured) pre-packaged photopolymer.. this revolutionary system has been designed especially for home use.. and while you may be able to make your own system, this cannot be guaranteed due to the special design of the box and the other consumables used.

I plan to use my stamps primarily to stamp silver metal clay? Will my images be as clear or crisp as they would if were stamping paper if I use the same curing time?

Thank you.

I'm going to make my first stamp today. I will show you my handy-work when it is done.