RE: Silver and Gold Printer Inks

["technical writing plus" <doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

My first inclination is to say that some lighter shade of gray may
approximate the silver that your client is looking for ... and some shade of
yellow or orange may approximate the gold ... It all depends on the tools
and media etc. but what I've mentioned are the cheaper routes.

Jim Jones	  http://tinyurl.com/4arjc

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A client needs to print clock dials, gold or sliver on black. The black
is not problem, but he is stumped when it comes to finding flat gold or
silver inks. Any ideas? ..

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