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If the stock you are using is white and the black is achieved by flood
printing, this should not be a problem. There are Pantone gold,
silver and copper colours which mean that you will need to print a
fifth colour if this is a four-colour press job. You may want a
varnish to protect it which would count as a sixth colour. This would
make a high-quality glossy product.
If the stock you are using is black, you should be able to overprint
the gold/silver ink as spot colour depending upon the absorbency of
the stock. Is it matte or gloss?
If you do not have a Pantone colour book, your printer should have one
so you can select the colour you would like to use.
The bottom line is how much is your client willing to spend on the project?
Please let me know if this information was helpful?
Thank you.
Daphne L. Hunt
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On 11/04/07, Karen L. Zorn <k -dot- zorn -at- zorntech -dot- com> wrote:
> 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?
>
> Karen L. Zorn
>
> Zorn Technologies, Inc.
>
> Mesa, AZ
>
>
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