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If you are getting lines I can think of two possible problems beyond the
paper/cardstock. (glossy will give smoother results)

First, if you are laying down your brayer or had it stored so that the
rubber was holding the weight of the brayer it could have flat spots. A
brayer should never be laid down on the rubber but on its handle or its feet
if it has them.

Another problem could be if you are rolling back and forth on your paper.
For best coverage you should always start off the paper and roll it in one
direction off the opposite end. Even when inking it is best to only load the
ink going in one direction on the pad.

All tips above Submitted by Cindy Cade and used with permission.

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Please email it to me at stampdesigner at gmail dot com (course, you dont’ spell out the at, and dot…lol……..that’s just to keep me from getting spammed to death…)