General Questions

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What is the difference between a single wing and double wing easel back?

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Updated 7 months ago by Mike Lowell

What do the terms "first surface" versus "second surface" mean in printing?

FIRST SURFACE. The first surface of a clear substrate refers to the side facing the viewing audience. Whether it’s a store window or wall-mounted graphic, first surface printing or mounting means the…

Updated 7 months ago by Mike Lowell

What is first surface printing?

First Surface refers to applying a decal directly to the glass surface. The art is on the front side of the print. When standing outside, you view the print directly. You can also choose to use a spo…

Updated 7 months ago by Mike Lowell

What is an easel back?

Made out of sturdy chipboard, easel backs are made in many heights and are constructed to stick to the back of any print to provide freestanding support. No glue is needed as easel backs come with pe…

Updated 7 months ago by Mike Lowell

What is second surface printing?

Second Surface printing adds a layer of elegance to any display by printing on the back, rear facing side of the material. The benefits of second surface printing vary by substrate, but here are a fe…

Updated 7 months ago by Mike Lowell

Why are some of these shipping charges for Signs so high?

Due to the large physical size of large format products, some orders may have higher than expected shipping charges. Unfortunately, there is little we can do as we are bound by the limitations set fo…

Updated 7 months ago by Alexis Underwood

Can you do Spot UV on a Large Format Print products?

Yes we can!. You will have to setup a mask file for the area that will have spot UV and send that file along with the print ready file. We can add Spot UV not only on posters, but also on foamcore, m…

Updated 7 months ago by Alexis Underwood

What type of inks do you use to print Large Format Products?

We use both Eco-Solvent inks and UV Led Inks, depending on the order and the material being printed on.

Updated 7 months ago by Jessica Lowry

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