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What Bleed Means in Card Printing Bleed is the extra artwork that extends past the finished edge of a printed card. When a design is supposed to run all the way to the edge, the printer does not stop ...
What White Underprinting Is White underprinting is a solid white layer printed behind the artwork on an ID card. It is not the white of the plastic. It is an opaque ink laid down …
What a Spot Color Is A spot color is a premixed ink, not a color built from the four process inks. Instead of layering cyan, magenta, yellow, and black dots to fake a shade, the p…
What Print Registration Means on a Card A license looks like one flat image, but it is built from several printed layers that have to line up almost perfectly. Print registration …
When the Tape Tells a Different Story Most packages arrive with the tape intact and the card safe inside. Occasionally the outer wrapping looks opened, resealed, or torn, and that…
The Feature That Hides Until Light Hits It A license can look ordinary on a bar counter and completely different the moment a flashlight swings across it. Some states build a retr…
What Happens to Your Details After Delivery You submit a photo, a name, an address, and payment details to place an order. Once the package lands, it is fair to ask what happens t…
From Printed Sheet to Individual Card Before an ID card is a card, it is part of a large printed sheet. The final step in manufacturing is the cut, the moment the sheet is split i…
The Question Always Comes Eventually At some point someone notices the card, or the story behind it, and asks a question. A roommate, a friend, a coworker, or a stranger at a part…
