Business Cards & Stationery Paper Stock & Finishes 2

Question 1

What is 'aqueous coating' applied to business cards after printing?

Accepted Answer

A water-based protective coating for added durability and sheen

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A coating applied underwater for waterproofing

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A coating that highlights aqua/blue tones

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A biodegradable eco-friendly laminate

Question 2

What does 'matte finish' on a business card provide compared to gloss?

Accepted Answer

A non-reflective, flat appearance that reduces glare

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A shinier, more reflective surface

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A raised texture on the card surface

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A darker overall color appearance

Question 3

What is 'soft-touch' laminate on a business card known for?

Accepted Answer

A velvety, rubberized texture that feels luxurious

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An extra-shiny high-gloss finish

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A textured look that mimics natural wood

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A thin coating for budget-friendly cards

Question 4

What is 'recycled paper stock' in business card printing primarily associated with?

Accepted Answer

Environmental sustainability and eco-friendly branding

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Lower quality print results

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Higher cost per unit

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Reduced color accuracy

Question 5

What does a higher GSM number indicate about paper stock?

Accepted Answer

Heavier and thicker paper

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Lighter and thinner paper

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Higher gloss level

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Better color reproduction

Question 6

What is 'duplex' card stock?

Accepted Answer

Two sheets of paper laminated together for extra thickness

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A card printed on both sides

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A two-color printing technique

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A double-sided laminate finish