Question 2: How to remove the inkpad from the seal? 10 minutes to remove the inkpad on the seal, just light it with a candle and remove it after the dripping wax oil solidifies. (but be careful not to burn)
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Question 3: How to remove the red seal of the seal? The method of removing the red seal is as follows:
1. Scan, using photoshop in the computer.
2. Cover with white paper or correction fluid before copying; If there is a signature date, print the date and cover it;
3. It will be very light after several copies, and it will be difficult to identify after stamping.
Question 4: How to get rid of the red official seal inkpad! Urgent! It's best to soak it in detergent and brush it with a bristle toothbrush. Do not use gasoline and banana oil to prevent seal corrosion.
Question 5: How to remove the red inkpad seal? Wash with 0 # diesel oil, it is easy to wash off, and then wash off the smell with soap.
Question 6: How to remove the inkpad from the seal? Alcohol can dilute the chemical composition of red inkpad.
Question 7: How to clean seals, red ink, dirt and oil stains on clothes;
Soak the top with a mixture of soap and gasoline (without water) or smear it on the color stain, gently rub it to dissolve and fall off, and then wash it with soap. If the oil has been removed and the color is still there, it should be faded. Use bleaching powder or insurance powder (for silk clothes) to remove color stains.
Question 8: How to remove the stamped red inkpad? Printed edition is a unique research treasure in China, which is necessary for signing documents, preserving historical relics and calligraphy of inscriptions. According to historical records, the development of inkpad has a history of 2000 years. Inpad was used as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin and Han Dynasties. At that time, the inkpad was made of clay and soaked in water when it was used. This was called mud sealing at that time. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with the development of society, some people developed paper. Instead, people mixed vermilion on the printing surface and printed it on paper. This is the embryonic form of inkpad. In the Yuan Dynasty, people began to mix cinnabar with oil, and then gradually developed into our modern inkpad.
People who develop inkpad inkpad is an indispensable item in life and a medium to convey seal cutting. Its quality directly affects the effect expressed by seal art, good inkpad, red but not impetuous, quiet and elegant, delicate and heavy. In painting and calligraphy, the clock is delicious, steady and three-dimensional. The longer the time, the brighter the color. Poor quality inkpad, printed with iron pan, appears dim or light in color, some oil stains are leached out, and the seal is blurred.
The main raw materials for making ink pad for painting and calligraphy come from minerals, vegetable oil, plant fiber and natural spices, which are made by hand after careful investigation and reasonable formula. Common ones are cinnabar, cinnabar and babao. Ink has its own characteristics in formula and color.
It is different from the inkpad sold by general stationery stores, and its quality directly affects the artistic effect of calligraphy and painting works. The inkpad used for seal cutting or painting and calligraphy is not the inkpad sold by general stationery stores. Remember that the stamp pad of calligraphy and painting is characterized by stable color, steady and delicate, suitable for wet and dry, impervious to dripping paper and full of three-dimensional impression. This is an artistic effect that ordinary inkpad can't achieve at all. On the contrary, it can only be called printing color, not as stone painting and calligraphy.
It is forbidden to use purple porcelain for inkpad preservation, because purple porcelain will absorb oil and dry inkpad easily. Metal boxes such as steel, copper and iron should not be used for storage, and ceramic containers should be kept to ensure permanent integrity.
[Edit this paragraph] The origin and use of inkpad
Printed edition is a unique research treasure in China, which is necessary for signing documents, preserving historical relics and calligraphy of inscriptions. It is an indispensable article in people's life and a medium to convey seal cutting. Its quality directly affects the effect expressed by seal art, good inkpad, red but not impetuous, quiet and elegant, delicate and heavy. In painting and calligraphy, the clock is delicious, steady and three-dimensional. The longer the time, the brighter the color. Poor quality inkpad, printed with iron pan, appears dim or light in color, some oil stains are leached out, and the seal is blurred.
According to archaeological and historical records, the development of inkpad has a history of more than 2000 years. Ink was used as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin and Han Dynasties. The "inkpad" at that time was different from the inkpad now. It is made of clay, and it is usually rubbed into mud balls and soaked in water. At that time, official documents and letters were written in lacquer on bamboo slips and wooden slips. In order to prevent leakage or unauthorized disassembly during transmission, a wooden board with a square groove is added to the written bamboo slips, and then they are tied together with a rope, and then the knots are put in the square groove, sealed with a ball of wet mud, stamped and sent out as a sign of sealing inspection. This kind of mud pill is called mud seal, also called mud seal. The new method of sealing with clay pills has been used until Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with good paper, public and private letters were changed to paper, and bamboo slips were abolished. The old practice of sealing letters with mud is no longer applicable. Therefore, people mixed cinnabar and water on the printing surface instead, and then printed it on paper. This is the embryonic form of inkpad. Because cinnabar is easy to fall off after drying in water, in the Yuan Dynasty, people began to mix cinnabar with oil, and then gradually developed into our present inkpad. The main raw materials for making inkpad are cinnabar, cinnabar, wormwood, castor bean friends, musk and borneol. It has many varieties, mainly cinnabar prints. Its color is deep purple. Some people call it purple sand. It is an inkpad made of cinnabar, which is deposited at the bottom of the mortar when it is bleached. It is bright red with purple, thick and steady, and the most beautiful. Followed by Zhu Biao's inkpad. It is made of vermilion powder, silk, oil, etc. , slightly reddish yellow, elegant. Cinnabar or cinnabar is added with different raw materials and different names, including Babao, Kuihong, Jing, Mei and so on. In addition, there are antique inkpad and black, blue and green inkpad.
People who make good use of inkpad choose inkpad, just as a good book chooses pen and ink. Its quality directly affects its artistic effect. As the saying goes, the difference between good and bad is thousands of miles away. Therefore, when buying inkpad, it should be noted that inkpad for seal cutting or painting and calligraphy is not exempted from the inkpad sold by general stationery stores. The inkpad sold by stationery stores is rough in texture, heavy in grease and floating in color, so it is impossible to clearly indicate the seal ... >>