Custom branding
Custom Logo Stamp for Plasterers
Sign your work. Press your company logo into fresh plaster, where the next trade will find it.
From £19.99 inc. free UK delivery
- Every logo checked by hand before anything is made
- Nothing to pay until you've approved your mock-up
- Free UK delivery
How it works
Logo first. Pay after you've approved it.
- Send your logoUpload a black and white version below with the size you want.
- We check it by handFine lines and small text don't press well, so we make sure yours will come out sharp.
- Approve and payYou get a mock-up and a link to pay on this site. Nothing to pay before then.
- Made and deliveredYour stamp is made to order and sent with free UK delivery.
Where it works
Made for plaster. Useful for any trade that finishes a wall.
Press it into gypsum skim once it's firmed up but before it sets. It also takes well in jointing compound and filler. It's not suited to sand and cement render, which crumbles at the edges.
Sign your skim behind skirting, under coving or behind units, where only the next trade will find it.
Mark your joints and boarding on jobs you're proud of, pressed into the compound.
Leave your name in the filler in the places that get covered.
Stamp the wall behind the units you fitted before the plinths go on.
Artwork
What makes a logo press clean
Plaster isn't paper. Detail that looks fine on a van door can fill in when it's pressed into a wall. Send what you've got and we'll tell you if anything needs changing.
Works well
- Black and white artwork
- Bold, solid shapes and thick lettering
- Lines at least 1.5mm thick at stamp size
- Clear gaps between letters and shapes
- Vector files (SVG, PDF, AI, EPS) or a sharp PNG
Doesn't press well
- Thin script or handwriting fonts
- Tiny text such as phone numbers or web addresses
- Outline-only logos and hairlines
- Gradients, shading and photos
- Blurry screenshots or low-resolution images
Order
Send us your logo
We'll check it and reply within 2 working days with a mock-up and a link to pay. Nothing to pay today.
Logo received
Thanks — your reference is .
We've sent a confirmation to . You'll hear back within 2 working days with a mock-up and a link to pay, or what needs changing in the artwork.
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Questions
What surfaces does it work on?
It's made for gypsum plaster — multi-finish, board finish and similar skims — pressed in once the plaster has started to firm up but before it's set hard. It also works on plasterboard jointing compound and most fillers. It doesn't give a clean result in sand and cement render, so we don't sell it for that.
Where do people put their stamp?
Anywhere it'll be covered but found later: behind skirting boards, behind kitchen units and worktops, inside cupboards, behind radiators or under coving. Whoever strips the room out in years to come sees whose work it was.
What artwork do you need?
A black and white version of your logo. A vector file (SVG, PDF, AI or EPS) is best, but a clear PNG or JPG usually works. Bold, solid shapes come out sharpest. Very thin lines, small text and outlines tend to fill with plaster, so we’ll tell you if anything needs thickening up.
Do I pay before you check my logo?
No. Send your logo first. We check it by hand and email you a mock-up with a link to pay on this site. If your logo needs changes, we’ll tell you what before you’ve paid anything.
Which size should I go for?
50mm suits a simple mark or initials and is easy to press evenly with one hand. 75mm gives more room for a company name around your logo and reads better from a distance. If you're unsure, send your logo and we'll recommend one.
How long does it take?
We reply to logo requests within 2 working days. Once you’ve approved and paid, your stamp is made to order and sent out with free UK delivery.
Can I return it?
Because each stamp is made to your own logo it can’t be returned for a change of mind, which is why we check and show you a mock-up first. If it arrives faulty or doesn’t match what you approved, we’ll put it right.