Printing Options

Proofing Options
A proof gives you a close approximation of what your document will look like once it is printed. The proofing phase gives you the opportunity to do one additional check and make sure every item of text and imagery is in its proper place, the colors are right, there are no typos, etc. more ...

Coating Options
Coating is often applied to glossy papers to protect the ink from fingerprints, smudging or scratches in areas with heavy ink coverage. Sometimes coatings are also used for aesthetic purposes when you want a super shiny surface to your inks. more ...

Folding Options
Folding your print materials at the printer can save you time and effort in the long run. PrintingYouCanTrust.com offers a variety of folding options for brochures and newsletters. If you choose to have a job folded, the fees are built into the printing price. more ...

Paper Options
The paper you use is a critical factor in the appearance of your printed projects. There are three factors that effect key differences between papers: finish, weight and opacity. more...

Ink Color Options
Four color process is a system where a color image is divided into four color values that are transferred to printing plates and printed sequentially on a printing press. The four colors are cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y) and black (K). Using these four colors at different values the press recreates the original image with inks. more ...