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...the paint or whatever the coating is comes off and leaves the cutouts on white paper a coppery yuck. I tried washing them, rubbed them down with rubbing alcohol, it doesn't change a thing, paper looks dirty.
If you have noticed the same problem with other Spellbinders dies, PLEASE contact Spellbinders and complain about that. They claim that nobody in the whole wide world has mentioned anything like that to them about their dies, but I read reviews and know that others are having problems since the dies are made in China.
I'd be a lot happier with this die if it weren't for this ugly stain which ruins expensive card stock. I am about to kiss Spellbinders goodbye if this continues. These are expensive dies, yet the quality has gone to shoddy at best.
Update, June 2013:
Spellbinders has acknowledged that there is a problem with their dies leaving unsightly stains which is very noticable on white and light paper. They are looking into what is causing this and hopefully fix it soon.
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