How to choose brass stamp design for resin products

Brass stamps work beautifully on resin products — but only when your design is simple, bold, and correctly sized for the resin’s surface.

Here’s a simple guide on how to choose the perfect brass stamp design for resin products like coasters, tags, trays, nameplates, or accessories:

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🧪 How to Choose a Brass Stamp Design for Resin

✅ 1. Keep It Bold & Clean

Resin is smooth and can capture detail, but overly fine details may not transfer well.

✔️ Best Design Elements:

• Bold logos or initials

• Minimum line thickness: 1 mm

• Simple, sans-serif fonts (at least 3 mm high)

✖️ Avoid:

• Hairline strokes or thin scripts

• Highly detailed icons or patterns

• Complex gradients or shading

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🎨 2. Design in Black & White

Always prepare your stamp design in solid black & white — no grey tones or effects.

💡 If your design looks great in black & white, it’s likely to emboss well in resin.

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📏 3. Choose the Right Size

Match your stamp size to your resin item:

Print and cut your logo at the desired size and place it on your resin mold to visualize fit.

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🔁 4. Use Mirror Image (Reversed Design)

• If embossing into uncured/soft resin, use a reverse/mirrored stamp

• This ensures that your logo reads correctly on the final hardened piece

We automatically mirror your logo if needed — or you can provide it already flipped.

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💡 Bonus Tips:

• For foiled effects, use your brass stamp with heat on cured resin

• For embossed impressions, stamp during the gel stage of resin curing

• Use mica or pigment powders to highlight the logo after stamping