|
 |
What type of card stock should I use for printing postcards?
Author: Patrice Alce
Website: http://www.PrintingQA.com
Added: Sun, Jan 14, 2007 21:36:51
Category: Printing Questions
|
|
You can choose from cover or text stock if you decide to print postcards using a card stock. Text stock much lighter weight than cover stock. Most printing company recommend cover stock rather than text stock.
Most card stock, whether text or cover stock, is coated to augment and safeguard the ink. Three common types of coating are normally used to attain good quality postcard printing: aqueous coating, UV coating, and film lamination.
keywords: Printing | Printer | Printers | Paper | Cardstock | Postcard | Post Cards About the Author:
Patrice Alce answers frequently asked printing questions at PrettyGreatAnswers.com.
--- Grab the Feed for related Questions and Answers. If you'd like to use our questions and answers on your website for content, we've created a simple free tool you can use to create a custom RSS Feed! ---
More
|
|
|
|
|
