Re: Making Text "Stronger"

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:27

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Ariel,

If you look at a number of paperback titles, you will see that hot stamping (foil, color) is often used to punch up the type. It's very effective, and you might be able to find a fluorescent hot stamp material. This stuff is generally opaque, and does not require traps or knockouts underneath.

Offset metallic and fluorescent inks would still have show-through.

Neil

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