How to Refill Plus Guard Your ID Roller Stamp - Refill Stamp
Channel: Kevin at BCH
Date: 2017-12-10

This tutorial is to refill the "non-refillable" roller stamps made by "PLUS Guard Your ID". It is not for a refillable roller stamp which has.a refill hole in the middle of the roller.

The Plus Stamp non-refillable has a removable cartridge. The cartridge is not refillable and will cost $8. If you cut the stamp core open. You can see there is a sponge cylinder. A layer of rubber covers the sponge.

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CHAPTERS:
0:22 Cut open stamp core
0:39 Rod comes off in two pieces
0:51 Drill a hole through the sponge

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