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What standard finishes and options are available for custom printing? Custom finishing spans high gloss UV and lamination, rounded corners, folding, perforation, drilling and die-cutting, plus foil and spot UV … Read answer What is the maximum coverage percentage allowed for Raised Spot UV printing? What is the maximum coverage percentage allowed for Raised Spot UV printing? Raised spot UV works best as an accent rather than a full flood… Read answer Do I need to provide finished artwork before receiving a custom quote? No. You do not need finished artwork to get an initial custom quote. Early pricing is based on the job's specifications, not the final file.… Read answer What's the typical turnaround time for aluminum adhesive foils orders? Aluminum adhesive foils print in 3 to 5 business days after proof approval at 4OVER4.COM, with rush options available for tighter deadlines.… Read answer How long does it take to receive my Diamond Glitter order? Diamond Glitter turnaround varies by product and quantity, and the production timeline and shipping options shown at checkout tell you the a… Read answer How long does die cut printing take to produce and ship? Turnaround depends on the specific product, quantity, and finish you choose; most die cut orders at 4OVER4.COM ship within standard producti… Read answer What colors of Spot UV are available for printing? Spot UV is usually a clear gloss rather than a color, so the shade comes from the ink printed below it, while specialty options go through s… Read answer What paper colors are available and how do they print on both sides? With colored and metallic papers, the color is part of the stock itself, so both the front and back show the same paper color unless you spe… Read answer What paper options are available for saddle-stitched booklets? Saddle-stitched booklets let you choose one stock for the cover and a different one for the interior pages, so you can balance durability ag… Read answer Can you laminate and fold menus at the same time? Menus cannot be laminated and folded together, since lamination cracks at folds, so choose a flat laminated menu or a foldable coated stock … Read answer What file format do you need for raised finish products? Raised finishes need a vector mask in solid black on its own layer, built in a program like Adobe Illustrator, since raster masks blur at th… Read answer What paper stock options are available for folded pieces that won't crack along the spine? Avoid cracked folds by scoring first and using 14pt or 16pt cover, with coated and silk-laminated covers folding well, and test with paper s… Read answer What paper options are available for die-cut cards with handles? Die-cut cards with handles need rigid stock, so 14pt or 16pt cover is a reliable base, coated for durability or uncoated for a writable surf… Read answer What paper types are available for trading card printing? Trading cards need a stock that survives frequent handling and shuffling without feeling flimsy, which is why they lean on heavier gloss cov… Read answer What paper options are available for book interiors and covers? Books pair a lighter uncoated text stock inside, good for writing in, with a heavier cover stock in matte or gloss that stands up to handlin… Read answer

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