Paper for Print

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  • Josev0

    It sounds like you don't have a lot of experience with selecting/using papers. Contact your local paper house(s) and get (free) swatch cases and printed samples. They may have some samples with information about printability, varnishes, etc.

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    • or, just talk to the printermonospaced
    • I'm tired of posting with asshole comments like this. Fuck you, idiot.Josev
    • I'm not an idiot. I'm just saying that talking to the printer is easier than going through swatch booksmonospaced
    • I didn't say he shouldn't talk to the printer. If the dude's interested in paper it would be good to get more informed about what's available.Josev
    • about what's available.Josev
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