This means providing a behind-the-scenes service to other graphic design and paper converting companies that rely on our printing services only, providing us with the cardboard, paper and files.
With this technique, the matrix (the planographic plate) does not come into direct contact with the surface but transfers the image to an internal rubber stamp. Being compressible, this stamp also adapts to rough surfaces.
Yes, through the same principle of repulsion between different materials, a similar effect can be obtained with glossy and opaque acrylic paints, with a result that is softer but equally as nice.
For optimal processing, it is preferable that the surface is be already glossy. It is also possible to apply this treatment to natural papers with a UV process, albeit with a lower gloss than with a coated substrate.
Yes, Cold Foil allows overprinting, which takes place through a four-colour offset process or with pantone colours, thus allowing an infinite range of tones.