Printing on Different Materials

Yes, colours print darker and appear earthy due to the kraft’s natural brown base.

Yes, white ink can be used for contrast, especially with minimalistic designs.

Printing on corrugated may appear softer due to the flute texture beneath the surface.

White coated card stock produces the most vivid, sharp, and consistent colour output.

Metallic inks work best on smooth surfaces, not textured or uncoated materials.

CMYK works well, but darker tones or bold graphics provide the best results.

Yes, coatings can enhance sharpness, saturation, and durability of printed graphics.

Fine details may soften slightly; white card stock is better for precision designs.

Yes, uncoated fibres absorb more ink, making colours slightly less vibrant.

Photos print best on smooth, coated surfaces rather than kraft or textured boards.