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Printing Paper Stock Options

Printing paper stock options
Paper stock becomes an important factor when you are printing marketing materials and when considering what printing company you want to work with. 

When printing materials like business cards, flyers, sell sheets, brochures, letterhead, envelopes, postcards or any other marketing piece you can think of.  The paper stock choice tells the prospect you give your marketing materials to more about you and your business than you may think.  If you were to give your prospects cheap business cards that look as though you printed that at home, they may look at your business as unprofessional or unstable, after all they probably think you didn't care enough to have them printed on a printing press, which is so much more professional.  When you order business cards, postcards, flyers, letterhead, envelopes or any of the other printed media we offer, printing on a thicker paper stock is almost as important as having a website.

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14 Point Gloss Coated Card Stock
Heavy gloss coated card stock (coated two sides).
Uses Include: Business Cards, Postcards, Rack Cards, Brochures, Flyers, Presentation Folders, Rolodex, Note Cards, etc.

14 Point Premium Uncoated Card Stock
Uses Include: Business Cards, Postcards, Rack Cards, Presentation Folders, Rolodex, Greeting Cards, etc.

100# Gloss Book / Text
You will find the gloss book to be 25% thicker and heavier then 80# gloss Book.
Uses include: Brochures, Flyers, Catalogs, Door Hanger, Mini Menu, etc.

100# Gloss Cover
Similar to the 100# gloss Book, but thicker and heavier.
Uses Include: durable, heavy-weight Brochures, Catalog Covers, Flyers, Door Hanger, etc.

UV Coating:
UV coating is used to protect your cards, it cannot be written or printed on, so some people prefer NOT to have it on the back of their business cards or postcards. UV is a high-gloss lamination. When included on your color postcard printing, it improves the durability of the business cards, postcards, brochures, etc. for a long periods of the time. It also make your card looks finished product look more professional. Ask us Free Samples mail to you and compare UV coating with Aqueous coating and Varnish. We're so confident that you will agree on the quality.

Aqueous Coating:
This finish is shiny and smooth, and is done in line flood coated on the printing press. It provides a high-gloss surface that deters dirt and fingerprints, but you are still able to write on it, so it is perfect for the back side of your business cards or postcards when you use our printing services.

ENVELOPES AND LETTERHEAD PAPER EFFECT IN COLOR.
Please note that because our letterhead and envelope paper stock is "uncoated", we recommend you not use colors with high color density. By this we mean dark colors (black, purple, blue, brown, etc). Dark colors tend to get soaked into the paper ont he printing press if their color values are too high. For best results, use light colors.

 

 

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