Printing Solutions

Here at Boost, we offer you the most extensive range of printing solutions for your custom branded merchandise. Adding logo’s or text to any type of promotional product can be a new experience for people, so with this informative web page, we give you the complete rundown on the types of print solutions and which products can be branded with various types of print.

Placing an investment with printed merchandise is a significant investment for any business, company or organisation. Make sure the type of item/s you are choosing resonated with your target audience. This is a compelling way to improve your companies reputation and grow your brand. Here at Boost, we are an established wholesale supplier of print merchandise and we can take your branding project to the next level for many years to come. Our initial response is to collaborate with you as the client and to make sure your buying with the end-user in mind. In today’s market, there is a lot of different decoration methods that we can utilise to create the perfect promotional items, each of these offer a different aesthetic.

Within the contents below, you will find a list of the most common decoration methods that you will see on a wide variety of our items. We also offer explanations for each method which in turn gives you an idea of what to look for when you are printing your logo onto a product.

Screen Printing

Screen Printing – What is screen printing?

Screen printing is a method in the promotional products industry of printing images ,designs & logos onto a surface, typically fabric or paper, using stencils and ink. A stencil, or screen, is created by blocking off areas of a mesh screen with a non-permeable material, such as photo-emulsion or stencil film. Ink is then pressed through the open areas of the mesh onto the surface below, creating the printed image or design.

Screen printing is a versatile method of printing, capable of producing high-quality, long-lasting images on a variety of materials such as t-shirts, posters, signs, and more. It’s often used for custom t-shirts and apparel, promotional products, and even fine art prints. It’s a cost-effective way of producing large quantities, and it’s suitable for printing on different types of fabrics, surfaces and for different types of designs.

It’s also a relatively simple process and can be done manually or with the use of automatic machines. The process of screen printing typically involves creating a stencil, preparing the screen, mixing the ink, and printing the image onto the surface. Each color in the design requires a separate stencil and screen, and the ink is layered onto the surface to build up the final image.

Overview

With a history of more than a thousand years old, this tried and trusted printing technique is can achieve some incredible results with your art. Screen printing, also known as silk screen printing, is on the most practical and popular printing techniques in the Australian promotions industry. Some of the more popular products that we can print on with this type of decoration include textiles such as custom t-shirts and promotional bags. This type of print is achieved by forcing ink through a fine mesh screen with an object called a “squeegee” onto the item.

Advantages

  • Large scale print areas are possible
  • PMS colour matches are possible, but this depends on the type of textile
  • Well suited to large solid colour areas e.g. tote and calico bags
  • The inks that we use are fast-drying, therefore your items can be printed and dispatched FAST
  • Metallic colours are possible.
  • Cost-effective
  • Able to print 1-4 colours
  • A very durable printing technique
 
What Type Of Products Can I Screen Print On?


Bags – Including backpacks, conference bags, cooler bags, cotton/calico bags, drawstring bags, duffle bags, gift bags, jute bags, laptop bags, lunch bags, paper bags, satchels, shopping bags, sports bags, toiletry bags, totes, wine carriers

Drinkware – Including cups, tumblers, bottles, presentation boxes, reusable coffee cups, sports shakers, thermal mugs, vacuum drinkware

Business – Including desk items, lanyards, notebooks, pencil cases, portfolios, compendiums, rulers, stationery

Leisure – Including blankets, camping & outdoors, chairs, home & living, picnic, bbq items, travel, umbrellas, wine & cheese items

Headwear – Including caps (bucket, 5 panel, 6 panel, flat peak, trucker, golf, sports) school headwear, visors, wide-brim hats

Apparel/Clothing – Including t-shirts, singlets, hoodies, hi-vis garments, polo shirts, jackets, vests, aprons, scrubs

Pad Printing Machine - Boost

Screen Printing Questions to ask any Promotional Products Company:

  1. What is the minimum order quantity for screen printing?
  2. Can you provide a catalog or samples of your screen printing work?
  3. How long does it take for an order to be fulfilled?
  4. Can you accommodate custom designs or logos?
  5. What is your pricing structure for screen printing?
  6. Are there any additional fees for artwork or setup?
  7. Do you offer bulk discounts?
  8. Can you provide references or testimonials from previous clients?
  9. Do you have a warranty or guarantee on your screen printing?
  10. Can you assist with the design and layout of the artwork for screen printing?
  11. What types of garments or materials can you screen print on?
  12. What is the process of ordering and printing, and how can I approve the final design?
  13. How many colors can you print?
  14. Can you print on dark garments?
  15. Can you print metallic or neon colors?
  16. Can you print on different types of fabrics like cotton, polyester, etc?
  17. Can you print on different types of surfaces like ceramic, metal, etc?
  18. Can you provide options for custom packaging and labeling?
  19. Can you provide options for rush orders or expedited shipping?

Pad Print – What is pad printing?

Pad printing is a method of printing images or designs onto a surface using a flexible silicone pad and an ink transfer system. The process involves creating a stencil, or plate, of the image or design to be printed. The plate is then inked and the ink is transferred onto the surface using a flexible silicone pad.

Pad printing is a versatile method of printing that can be used to print on a wide variety of materials such as metal, plastic, glass, ceramics, and more. It’s often used for printing on promotional products, industrial parts, and consumer goods, such as toys, electronic devices, and medical equipment. It is also suitable for printing on irregular, concave, convex and small surfaces.

Pad printing offers high-quality, long-lasting images and can be done manually or with the use of automatic machines. It can print with a wide range of inks, including solvent-based, water-based, and UV-cured inks. The process typically involves creating the stencil, preparing the pad and ink, and transferring the ink onto the surface.

It’s also a cost-effective way of producing large quantities and can print with a high level of precision and fine details. It’s also used for printing multi-colored images as it can print up to four colors at one time.

Overview

Pad print utilises a silicone pad (displayed in the image above) to transfer ink onto an item for an imprint process. This is one of the more popular ways to print a wide range of items, some of these include pens, drinkware, keyrings, golf balls and much more. This is a great method for printing items with uneven surfaces.

Advantages

  • Great for printing on curved or uneven surfaces
  • Cost-effective
  • PMS colour match is possible
  • Metallic colours are possible
  • Variable size available – product dependent

What Type of Products Can I Pad Print On?

Items include pens, drinkware, keyrings, calculators, desk items, highlighters, note pads, notebooks, compendiums, rulers, magnets, beach balls, fidget items, stress items, stress balls, car phone holders, USB chargers, charging cables, earbuds, headphones, phone cases, phone wallets, power banks, selfie sticks, speakers, tablet cases, tech accessories, USB hubs, wireless charges, amenities, multi-tools, tape measures, golf, sunglasses

Digital Transfer Print

Digital Transfers – What are digital transfer prints?

Digital transfer printing is a method of printing images or designs onto a surface using heat and pressure to transfer ink from a digital print onto the surface. It’s a type of digital printing where the image is first printed onto a transfer paper or film using a digital printer, and then the image is transferred onto the final surface using heat and pressure.

This method of printing is versatile and can be used to print on a variety of materials such as fabrics, ceramics, metal, plastic, and more. It’s often used for printing on t-shirts, hats, bags, and other promotional products, as well as for industrial and commercial applications.

One of the benefits of digital transfer printing is that it allows for full-color, high-resolution printing on a wide range of materials. It’s also a cost-effective way of producing small quantities with a high level of precision and fine details. The process typically involves printing the image onto transfer paper or film, aligning the image with the surface, and applying heat and pressure to transfer the image onto the surface.

It’s also a relatively simple process and can be done manually or with the use of automatic machines. It’s also a good option for printing high-quality, full-color images on a wide range of materials and it’s suitable for printing on a variety of fabrics including cotton, polyester, and blends.

Overview

Digital transfers, also known as heat transfers are images printed onto transfer paper and then this item is thermally transferred from the paper onto the fabric/item of your choice resulting in bight vivid logo’s and images reproduced. This modern-day print method is great for complex logos with lots of colour and graduation. A photo finish is the type of result that can be reproduced.

Types Of Digital Transfers

There are several types of digital transfers that are commonly used, including:

  1. Heat Press Transfers: This is the most common type of digital transfer we use at Boost, where an image is printed onto transfer paper using a digital printer, and then heat and pressure are applied to transfer the image onto the final surface. Heat press transfers can be used to print on a wide range of materials including fabrics, ceramics, and metal.

  2. Sublimation Transfers: Sublimation transfers use a special ink that turns into a gas when heated, allowing it to penetrate and dye the fibers of the final surface. This method is commonly used to print on polyester fabrics and other synthetic materials, as well as ceramic and metal items.

  3. Dye-Sublimation Transfers: Dye-sublimation transfers are similar to sublimation transfers, but use a special dye instead of ink. The dye is printed onto a transfer paper and then heat and pressure are used to transfer the dye onto the final surface. This method is often used to print on fabrics, ceramics, and metal.

  4. Laser Transfer: This method uses a laser printer to print an image onto a transfer paper and then heat and pressure are applied to transfer the image onto the final surface. This method is commonly used for printing on fabrics and other materials that can’t withstand the high temperatures of heat press or sublimation transfers.

  5. Inkjet Transfers: This method involves printing an image onto transfer paper using an inkjet printer and then using heat and pressure to transfer the image onto the final surface. This method is often used for printing on fabrics, ceramics, and metal, as well as for printing large or multi-colored images.

Advantages

  • Low setup costs for artwork
  • Fast turnaround
  • Print in any colour or combination with “no” limitations
  • Photographic image quality
  • Applications for a wide range of products

What Type Of Products Can I Digital Transfer On?

Drink-ware, desk items, portfolios, compendiums, bags (full range), garments (full range including t-shirts, hoodies, jackets, polo shirts, singlets, hi-vis and more)

Embroidery Machine

Embroidery – What is embroidery?

Embroidery is a method of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle and thread. The process involves creating a design or image on a computer, and then using specialized software to convert the design into a format that can be read by an embroidery machine. The machine then uses a series of needles and thread to sew the design onto the fabric or other material.

Embroidery is commonly used to decorate clothing, such as t-shirts, hats, and jackets, as well as bags, towels, and other textiles. It’s often used for custom apparel, corporate uniforms, and promotional products, as well as for decorative items like home linens and wall hangings.

Embroidery is a versatile method of decorating that can produce high-quality, long-lasting images on a wide range of materials. It can be done manually by hand or with the use of automated embroidery machines. Embroidery machines are available in various sizes and capabilities, from single-head machines for small projects to multi-head machines for large-scale production runs.

Embroidery can produce a high level of precision and fine details, and it can be used to create images with a wide range of colors and textures. Additionally, it’s a durable and long-lasting method of decorating, as the thread is sewn into the fabric, making it resistant to fading, cracking or peeling.

Overview

Embroidery uses a machine to stitch threads into the surface of the item you intend to decorate. Matching the yarn colour to your logos and designs is the key and with the very latest print machines at Boost, we can! To achieve this result machinery is computer programmed and the items are decorated at high speed.

Advantages

  • A distinctive look and high-quality finish
  • Can be done on a range of products including clothing, towels, bags and hats
  • Great colourways available
  • Durable printing technique

What Products Can I Embroider On?

Bags (full range), Caps & Hats (full range – most options), beanies, garments (full range including t-shirts, hoodies, jackets, polos, singlets, hi-vis and more)

Laser Engraving Machine

Laser Engraving – What is laser engraving?

Laser engraving is a method of cutting, etching or engraving designs or images onto a variety of materials using a laser beam. The laser beam is directed onto the surface of the material, precisely burning away or vaporizing the material to create the desired image or design.

Laser engraving is a versatile method that can be used on a wide range of materials including metal, plastic, glass, wood, and more. It’s often used for industrial and commercial applications such as engraving serial numbers, barcodes, and other identification markings on equipment and tools, as well as for creating custom gifts, awards, and promotional items.

The process of laser engraving is typically done using a computer-controlled laser engraving machine. The machine directs the laser beam onto the surface of the material, precisely burning away or vaporizing the material to create the desired image or design. The quality of the final engraving is determined by the type of laser used, its power, and the material being engraved.

One of the benefits of laser engraving is that it can produce highly detailed and precise images with a high level of accuracy. It can also be done quickly and with a high level of consistency, making it well suited for mass production runs. Additionally, it’s a highly durable method of decorating as it engraves into the material, making it resistant to fading, cracking, or peeling.

Overview

Laser engraving produces a natural clean image or logo by using a laser to mark your product of choice. This type of print is very permanent and offer a subtle finish on a wide variety of materials. Please remember different materials produce various effects when engraved.

Advantages

  • Your logos and designs become part of the surface of the items you brand
  • Cost-effective
  • Higher perceived value compared to other forms of decoration
  • Variable data is available with this printing technique
  • Available on items with uneven surfaces

What Products Can I Laser Engrave On?

Pens (selected wood and metal items), drinkware (metal), keyrings, technology products (flash drives), tools, multi-tools, lights (metal)

Embossing

Embossing – What is embossing?

Embossing or de-bossing is a method of creating a raised design or image on a surface using pressure and a die. The process involves creating a metal die, in the shape of the design or image that is to be embossed, and then using a press to apply pressure to the die and the surface of the material. The pressure causes the material to be pressed into the die, creating a raised image or design.

Embossing can be used on a wide range of materials such as paper, card stock, leather, metal and more. It’s often used in commercial and industrial applications to create a sense of quality and luxury, such as on business cards, invitations, book covers, and packaging. It’s also used in promotional products, and it’s a way of adding a special touch to a product that makes it more valuable and memorable.

Embossing can produce a high level of precision and fine details, and it can be used to create images with a wide range of colors. Additionally, it’s a durable and long-lasting method of decorating, as the design is pressed into the material, making it resistant to fading, cracking or peeling.

Overview

Embossing process can be done manually using a small press and a die or with the use of a machine. The process typically involves creating the die, preparing the surface of the material, and applying pressure to the die and the material to create the raised image or design.

Embossing or Debossing is a printing technique involving the process of giving a 3-D look onto various materials and products. Die-cast moulds (stamps) are forged from metals to replicate your logos and designs, these are heated and then stamped into the item of choice. The results are very impressive.

Advantages

  • A high-quality print technique used for a selected range of products.
  • High perceived value
  • Great for leather items
  • Branding becomes part of the product
  • As soon at the product is decorated it can be shipped

What Products Can I Emboss On?

Portfolios, compendiums, notebooks, folders, pad covers, wallets, satchels (leather), keyrings, bags (selected), tablet cases, Ipad Covers, cardholders, desk accessories, travel accessories, luggage tags

Glass Etching By Boost

Etching – What is etching?

Etching is a method of creating a design or image on a surface by removing material using acid or a laser beam. The process involves creating a design or image on a metal plate, or other material, and then using acid or a laser beam to etch the design into the surface.

The most common method of etching is using acid, also known as “chemical etching.” This is done by covering the surface of the material with a protective coating, called the “resist,” which is then cut or etched away in the areas where the design is to be created. The surface is then submerged in an acid bath which etches away the exposed areas, creating the desired image or design.

On the other hand, laser etching uses a laser beam to cut or etch the material to create the desired image or design. This process is often used for cutting or engraving hard materials like metal and glass.

Etching can produce a high level of precision and fine details, and it can be used to create images with a wide range of colors and textures. Additionally, it’s a durable and long-lasting method of decorating, as the design is cut or etched into the material, making it resistant to fading, cracking or peeling.

Etching is often used for creating decorative items, such as plaques, awards, and gifts, as well as for industrial and commercial applications such as creating identification marks, labels, and more.

Overview

Etching is a print technique that uses chemicals to brand materials such as glassware. This old printing technique has been somewhat replaced with imitation etching which uses a special pad printing ink and this option now gives you a very similar finish without the chemicals.

Imitation Etching

Here at Boost we offer Imitation etching, also known as “faux etching,” is a method of creating the appearance of an etched design on a surface without actually using acid or a laser beam to etch the material. Instead, it uses techniques such as screen printing, digital printing or engraving to create the appearance of an etched design on the surface.

Imitation etching is often used as an alternative to traditional etching methods because it is less expensive, faster and can be done on a wider variety of materials. It is also a good option for creating prototypes or test samples, as it does not require the use of acid or a laser beam, making it less hazardous and more convenient.

It can also be used to create the appearance of an etched design on materials that cannot be etched with acid or a laser, such as certain types of plastics and polycarbonates. Additionally, it allows to reproduce an image multiple times and in different sizes in a short amount of time.

Imitation etching is a cost-effective alternative to traditional etching methods, as it can produce the same high level of precision and fine details, but with less time, cost and materials. Additionally, it still creates a durable and long-lasting decoration, as the design is printed or engraved into the material, making it resistant to fading, cracking or peeling.

Advantages

  • Produces a wonderful finish on glassware
  • Can be used on curved surfaces
  • Low cost
  • Looks like real etching, a process that refined over time.

What Products Can I Etch On?

Glassware

Sublimation Print Mugs

Sublimation Print – What is sublimation printing?

Sublimation printing is a method of transferring an image or design onto a surface using heat and special inks. The process involves printing an image or design onto a special transfer paper using sublimation inks, which are specially formulated to turn into a gas when heated. The transfer paper is then placed on the surface to be printed, typically a polyester fabric or a coated metal or ceramic surface, and heat and pressure are applied to the paper, causing the inks to turn into a gas and permeate the surface, bonding with it.

The result of this process is a high-resolution, full-color image or design that is permanently embedded into the surface, with no ink or toner sitting on top of it. Sublimation printing is a popular method for printing on fabrics, such as t-shirts, hats, and bags, as well as for printing on ceramic, metal, and plastic items.

One of the benefits of sublimation printing is that it can produce high-quality, vibrant, and long-lasting images that are resistant to fading, cracking, or peeling. It can be done on a wide range of materials and in a variety of sizes, making it suitable for mass production runs. Additionally, it allows for full-color printing, with no limitations on the number of colors that can be used, and it can be used to create detailed images and designs with fine details and gradations.

Sublimation printing requires specialized equipment and inks, and it’s typically done with a heat press and a dye-sublimation printer. The process requires high temperatures and pressure to be applied to the transfer paper.

Overview

A sublimation print can be used on selected surfaces and products. This print method is achieved by using a transfer paper and then this is heat pressed onto the item of choice. Materials need to have the correct coating on them to ensure the process works.

Advantages

  • Great for reproducing bight vivid photo-quality logos and designs
  • Variable data such as names can be used with this print technique
  • Cost-effective
  • Edge to edge print is available on some items.

What Products Can I Sublimation Print?

Drink ware, cups, mugs

Rotary Digital Print – What is rotary digital print?

Rotary digital printing is a method of digital printing that uses a rotating cylinder to transfer an image or design onto a surface. The process involves printing an image or design onto a special transfer paper using a digital printer, then the transfer paper is wrapped around the cylinder and the image is transferred onto the surface by pressing it against the cylinder while it rotates.

Rotary digital printing is used to print on cylindrical or cylindrical-shaped objects, such as pens, mugs, water bottles, and other promotional items. It can also be used to print on fabrics, such as T-shirts, hats, bags and more.

One of the benefits of rotary digital printing is that it can produce high-resolution, full-color images or designs that are permanently embedded into the surface, with no ink or toner sitting on top of it. It can be done on a wide range of materials and in a variety of sizes, making it suitable for mass production runs. Additionally, it allows for full-color printing, with no limitations on the number of colors that can be used, and it can be used to create detailed images and designs with fine details and gradations.

Rotary digital printing requires specialized equipment, such as a rotary digital printer and a heat press, as well as specialized transfer papers. The process requires high temperatures and pressure to be applied to the transfer paper in order to transfer the image or design onto the surface.

Overview

Rotary digital print is a printing technique achieved by a “direct to product” machine. This enables curved surfaces to be decorated with bright vivid colours and complex logos. Rotary screen print is similar, however, this option is suited to single colour prints only.

Advantages

  • Geat for detailed or photo-finish logos
  • Fast dry print decoration option
  • Any colour and combinations can be replicated with no loss of colour
  • Outstanding printing technique with great visual results

What Products Can I Rotary Digital & Screen Print?

Drinkware including bottles, thermos and some travel mugs

Direct Digital Print

Direct Digital Print – What is direct digital printing?

Direct digital printing, also known as direct-to-object printing, is a method of digital printing where the image is printed directly onto the surface of the object, without the use of transfer papers or other intermediaries.

The process involves using a specialized digital printer that is capable of printing directly onto a wide range of materials, such as plastics, metals, ceramics, fabrics, and more. The image or design is printed using specialized inks or toners that are formulated to bond with the surface of the object, creating a high-resolution, full-color image or design that is permanently embedded into the surface.

Direct digital printing is used to print on a wide range of objects, including promotional items, such as pens, mugs, water bottles, key-chains, and more, as well as industrial and commercial products, such as signs, labels, and name plates.

One of the benefits of direct digital printing is that it can produce high-quality, vibrant, and long-lasting images that are resistant to fading, cracking, or peeling. It can be done on a wide range of materials and in a variety of sizes, making it suitable for mass production runs. Additionally, it allows for full-color printing, with no limitations on the number of colors that can be used, and it can be used to create detailed images and designs with fine details and gradations.

Direct digital printing requires specialized equipment, such as a direct-to-object digital printer, as well as specialized inks or toners that are formulated to bond with the surface of the object. The process requires high temperatures and pressure to be applied to the object in order to transfer the image or design onto the surface.

Overview

This print process uses a direct print approach from a specialised machine. Items can be placed into this computer-controlled device and then the transfer of ink is placed directly onto the item you are branding.

Advantages

  • Great for complex logo’s and designs
  • Variable data ready e.g. names
  • Fast-drying, ready to ship technique
  • Possible on large objects, with an edge to edge print
  • Affordable costs in recent years

What Products Can I Apply A Direct Digital Print?

Labels, badges, lunch boxes, fridge magnets

Digital Labels – What are digital labels?

Digital labels are labels that are printed using digital printing technology rather than traditional printing methods. They are created using specialized digital printers that can print high-resolution images, text, and graphics directly onto a wide range of label materials, such as paper, polyester, polypropylene, and more.

Digital labels have many advantages over traditional printed labels, including:

  • Flexibility: Digital labels can be easily customized and printed in small quantities, making them ideal for short-run and variable data labeling applications.

  • Speed: Digital printing technology allows for faster turnaround times, which is especially important for labels that need to be produced quickly.

  • Cost-effective: Digital printing eliminates the need for expensive printing plates, which can significantly reduce the cost of producing labels, especially for short runs.

  • High-quality: Digital labels can produce high-resolution, full-color images, text, and graphics, with no limitations on the number of colors that can be used, and they can be used to create detailed images and designs with fine details and gradations.

  • Versatility: Digital printing can print on a wide range of materials, such as paper, polyester, polypropylene and more, making it a versatile option for different labeling applications.

Digital labels are used in a wide range of industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and more. They are also commonly used for packaging, labeling, and branding products, as well as for creating warning labels and safety signs.

This type of printing technique uses adhesive labels which can be custom printed and applied to corresponding products. These specialty labels are printed with a specialised print machine and can they can vary in size and shape.

Advantages

  • A versatile printing technique for branding a select range of merchandise
  • Bright vivid colours and detail can be replicated
  • Edge to edge print
  • Variable data such as names is an option

What Products Can I Print With A Digital Label?

Confectionery, sunscreen, lip balms, hand sanitizers

Resin Coated Labels – What are resin coated labels?

Resin-coated (RC) printing is a method of printing that uses a special type of paper that has a layer of resin on one side. This resin coating makes the paper more durable and resistant to moisture, which is important for printing high-quality images that will last a long time.

RC paper is typically used in inkjet printing, where the ink is absorbed into the resin coating, rather than sitting on top of the paper. This results in a sharp, clear, and long-lasting image or design. RC paper is also commonly used for photographic printing.

One of the benefits of using RC paper for printing is that it produces high-quality, vibrant, and long-lasting images that are resistant to fading, cracking, or peeling. The resin coating also makes the paper more durable and resistant to moisture, which is important for protecting the image or design over time.

RC paper is available in a wide range of sizes and types, including glossy, matte, and semi-gloss finishes. It can be used for a variety of printing applications, including photo printing, fine art printing, and commercial printing.

It’s important to note that the term “resin-coated” is also used to describe a type of photographic paper that has a layer of plastic on one side that protects the emulsion and enhances the final print.

Resin Coated Dome finishes

It’s a process where a clear, flexible, and durable layer of resin is applied to the surface of the vinyl decal. This creates a 3D effect that makes the image or design appear raised and more prominent.

The advantages of resin coating are:

  • It’s ideal for producing vivid full-color images as well as closely matched spot color branding.
  • It produces a stunning 3D effect that elevates the perceived value of a product.
  • It allows for variable data printing, including individual names.
  • Edge-to-edge branding can be achieved on the resin coated area.
  • Only one set-up charge is required regardless of the number of print colors.

The limitations of resin coating are:

  • Larger print areas can be more expensive.
  • White, metallic gold, silver, and neon colors cannot be printed.
  • The resin needs to be cured for one day before shipping the product.
  • The process is typically more expensive than other types of printing methods.

It’s important to note that resin coating is a great way to add a premium look to your branding and make it stand out, however, it may not be the best option for all types of products or budgets. It’s important to consider the cost, the lead time, and the intended use of the product before deciding if resin coating is the right choice for your project.