Acrylic Mounting Blocks – Acrylic Block
If you’ve just purchased your unmounted rubber stamps and
are deciding how to mount them, let us advise using acrylic mounting blocks
instead of wood. If you’re not sure what the difference is between acrylic
mounting blocks and wood mounting blocks, let us explain it for you.
Wooden mounting blocks
With a wooden mount block, unlike an acrylic block, you
will likely have to take one extra step. Wooden mounts need to be coated with
wood spray so they don’t warp over time which can be quite a hassle. With
wooden mounting blocks you will have space issues also. Since wooden mounting
blocks aren’t reusable and removable like acrylic blocks, you’ll lose space.
Factor in all the extra money you’ll spend on wooden blocks and the choice is
clear…literally.
Acrylic mounting blocks
Acrylic blocks are far superior to wooden mounting blocks
for several reasons. With acrylic mounting blocks, you will be able to reuse
the same block over and over again. Although it is true that the initial
investment of an acrylic block is more expensive than wood, you really do make
back your money very quickly. Since you can reuse your acrylic mounting blocks
they also save time. In addition, you won’t have the messy varnish and the like
to deal with.
Many people who choose to invest in unmounted rubber stamps
find the acrylic mounting blocks a far better investment and for good reason.
Acrylic blocks won’t warp over time unlike wooden blocks. It used to be
difficult for stampers to find acrylic mounting blocks as they were a very
specialized item. Not too long ago, many individuals looking for acrylic blocks
found themselves having to travel just to find someone to cut their acrylic into
manageable sizes. This isn’t true anymore. Acrylic has quickly become the way
to go for mounting blocks.
When investing in acrylic mounting blocks, there are a few
supplies you will need to get started. You will need, of course, your unmounted
rubber stamps and EZ mount cling foam. All you will need to do is affix the
foam between the stamp and the acrylic block and you have yourself a functioning
stamp. It’s that easy. No spraying, no treating, none of that extra stuff!
Plus, when you’re done with the stamp, simply remove the acrylic mounting block
and use it on another stamp.
When you are looking for acrylic mounting blocks, contact
us first. We are the undisputed leaders in acrylic blocks and all the other
mounting supplies you could possibly need.