Re: Difference between Pantone Solid Uncoated and Pantone Solid Matte?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2008 21:30

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In addition to ink colors migrating off the mark, the paper they're printed on oxidizes. I've found that keeping my Pantone swatchbooks in a closed tin, in a cabinet, away from heat, etc., etc. considerably prolongs their lives. Clean hands with minimum handling of the inked swatches themselves keeps them in shape longer as well. And I never leave them out when not in use.

Neil

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