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Printing and Finishing: What is a Flood Coat?
A Flood Coat refers to any coating - such as a varnish, aqueous or UV coating, ink, adhesive solution, etc. - that is applied over an entire surface of a paper sheet, cardstock, label stock or other substrate.
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Which Process is Better? Digital Printing vs Offset Printing
Whether Digital printing or Offset Printing is a better choice for a given project will be determined largely by the project’s scope and specifications.
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Print Marketing: Exploring the Allure of a Soft Touch Finish
A Soft Touch Finish is a special surface treatment that adds a velvety feel to print materials. It stimulates interest and encourages a positive interaction.
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The Golden Touch: 5 Ways Foil Stamping Enhances Your Brand
Foil Stamping is a premier design technique that applies a thin layer of metallic or colored foil to various substrates. It adds a high level of creative distinction.
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Printing Production: Understanding the Role of Prepress
Prepress is a crucial element of print production because it ensures your digital artwork files can be reproduced accurately on a commercial printing press.
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Coated vs Uncoated Paper: Which to Choose for Your Project?
Coated and Uncoated paper stocks both have unique advantages. Here's how to decide which one is the better choice for your particular printing project.
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