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What paper stocks are recommended for accordion-fold booklets to prevent cracking or chaffing? Accordion and other tightly folded pieces crack when a heavy stock is bent against its fibers, so stock choice and scoring make the biggest … Read answer What is EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) and what are the requirements? Every Door Direct Mail is a USPS program that reaches every address on chosen carrier routes with no mailing list, using pieces bundled by r… Read answer What stock weight should I use for a heavily folded card (multiple folds)? Pieces with several folds need lighter text-weight paper so folds lie flat without cracking, while heavier cover stock works for a single fo… Read answer What should I know about how kraft paper will look when printed? On kraft paper, inks sit over the brown base and look warmer and more muted than on white, and the rough uncoated fibers give a rustic, orga… Read answer Will vinyl products curl or warp over time? Rigid vinyl products are made from a stiff, dimensionally stable material, so they are built to hold their shape and not curl over time.… Read answer What is the difference between 13oz. Outdoor Vinyl and 13oz. Scrim Vinyl Both are 13oz banner materials, but scrim vinyl has a woven polyester mesh inside for extra tear and stretch resistance, unlike outdoor viny… Read answer What is the difference between outdoor 13oz. scrim vinyl and indoor 13oz. vinyl? Outdoor 13oz scrim vinyl and indoor 13oz vinyl: both weigh the same on paper, but they are built for different jobs.… Read answer

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