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To prepare such stamp pads take 30-40 parts of glycerin and saturate with some easily soluble aniline dye, such as methyl violet. Then, 10 parts of wood glue, previously soaked in water for a day, are dissolved in it, and the resulting mass is poured into a tin box. After cooling, the mass is covered with a rare muslin and a pillow is obtained, which will be constantly saturated with paint and quite moist, since glycerin tends to attract moisture from the air.

When the surface of the mass is strongly wiped off, the pillow can be melted down and reused.

If the pillow has not been used for a long time and is somewhat hardened, then it should be moistened with a few drops of warm water.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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