ID Guard Stamp Frequently Asked Questions   1. On what type of paper can the stamp be used effectively? 2. Is there any difference in the functionality among different colors? 3. What is the difference between the Kes'pon ID Guard Stamps and regular stamps? 4. Can the ink be washed off skin or clothing? 5. How can an ink stain be removed from clothing? 6. How can the stamp surface be cleaned? 7. How many times can the stamp be used before the ink pad must be replaced? 8. What should be done when the ink becomes thin? 9. How many times can the stamp be used repeatedly in quick succession? 10. What are the buttons on the sides for?     1. On what type of paper can the stamp be effectively used? In general, it can be used effectively for the types of paper that absorb ink. In case it does not work effectively with some paper, it is recommended to use some other device or tool, such as shredder, be used to ensure greater protection.   A) Type of paper/materials which are not recommended for use with the stamp: Type of paper/material Result when used Coated paper, plastic sheet, sulfate paper, etc Ink does not dry. Glossy paper, such as photo paper. Takes a long time before ink dries. Paper with rough texture, paper that easily absorbs ink. Ink blots.   B) Objects that cannot be effectively covered: Characters printed in color. Characters printed in large fonts. Types of paper or printed characters which repel the ink.     2. Is there any difference in the functionality among different colors? No. All the colors have the same black ink, and work exactly the same.     3. What is the difference between the Kes'pon ID Guard Stamps and regular stamps? The Kes'pon ID Guard Stamp is designed to effectively cover printed information by applying over it a unique stamp pattern with an Kes'pon's special oil-based ink.     4. Can the ink be washed off skin or clothing? Because it is a special oil-based ink, it does not wash off easily. If you happen to get the ink on your clothes, please consult a professional cleaner for help. Please make sure to tell the cleaner that the ink is oil-based.     5. How can ink stains be removed from the surface of the product itself? Remove the stain with dry cloth or use neutral detergent.     6. How can the stamp surface be cleaned? If the stamp surface becomes dirty with dust or small bit of paper, remove the debris by using scotch tape.     7. How many times can the stamp be used before the ink pad must be replaced? Approximately 1,000 times (more or less, depending upon how it has been used). The ink pad can be replaced with a new pad (available separately).     8. What should be done when the ink becomes thin? Please replace the ink pad with a new one (available separately).     9. How many times can the stamp be used repeatedly in quick succession? Assuming there is sufficient ink, when used continually in one second of intervals, the stamp is good for approximately 300 impressions. When the ink becomes too thin, leave it for a while, then the ink becomes thicker.   10. What are the buttons on the sides for? They are the buttons to be used when replacing the ink pad. In case you touch the buttons while stamping, and the transparent sliding part does not return to the original position, push the transparent sliding portion lightly for that portion to return to its original position (Please refer to "How to replace ink pad")             9610 SW Sunshine Court, Suite 500       Beaverton, OR 97005       503.748.8700       idguardstamp@plus-america.com       www.plus-america.com