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08-24-2009, 04:00 PM
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This is a question for the printers.
I have a client looking for 5000 lettherheads, now I have the artwork set-up from a previous job as a full colour job, but having looked around I can see we would be slightly cheaper going for a 2 colour job. My question is this, if I am to choose the 2 pantone colours I want, would I be charged extra if one of my spot colours were metallic like pantone 872C? |
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08-24-2009, 04:51 PM
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1 pantone and 1 metallic pantone on a 120gsm laser guaranteed bond, 5000 off:
£299 +vat 2 pantones on a 120gsm laser guaranteed bond, 5000 off: £170 +vat FREE mainland UK delivery. Hope that answers your question  Cheers Damon
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