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  • Wood backing and handle  •  Made in Florida

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RISO INKS:
Basic colors/Cloth & Paper
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for YUDU, Gocco, Thermal Printing: Glow Inks, Metallics,SuperOpaque
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Standard Gocco Printers:PG5 and PG11
Large Gocco Printers: PG Arts

$32.00

 Just like a giant custom-design rubber stamp! Adhesive pad holds screen in place for stamping wherever you want. "STAMPit" includes a clear registration screen with pad-sized window, for easy alignment.

This peach of a pad allows you to easily print off machine. Use on any surface...it's not just for cloth, kids :~) Print posters, wood, cardboard, clay, canvas, curtains - napkins, bulletin boards, slate? Print repeats on walls, tables, on floors and rugs...! Sidewalks? Gocco on...
We welcome any notes on your unusual experiments...uh, related to this unit, we mean to say...

Oh, Gocc-oh. Such an incredibly versatile and portable technology.


~Goggle at great gocco art, and research to your heart's content at nehoc.com.au. More inspiration and information at the Spam-free gocco forum hosted by Steadfast Simon : Yahoo gocco-printers ( SO ? GO !) a trove of gocco tips, techniques, and Useful Databases.

* FAQ: RISO Inks for Paper print beautifully on fabric, but will fade if washed. Inks for Cloth require heatsetting briefly, before laundering the first time, plus (ideally) a 12 hour "cure" time before first wash. Other fabric inks or specially prepared screen printing inks can be used with some thickening...and/or testing.