Preserved Topic: This is more on the production end of print work... (Page 1 of 1)

Curious if anyone knows...

Say I'm printing on a mirrorboard or foil board, whatever, and we know that this is something that is laminated actually to the substrate that you want. So if you want to print on 10C2S mirrorboard, they can produce that for you. Okay now that I've gone through all that...Say I want to apply a blister to this board. Will the heat process screw with the mirror/foil laminated substrate? Anyone know for a fact or have an opinion?

Way beyond my experience. Sorry! Hate to post a non-answer, but hate even more to see a question go without any answer!

[This message has been edited by Steve (edited 05-05-2001).]

I'd say the thing to do is to contact the folks who do the blister work, ask them, they'll probably run a test for you just to make sure.

Your pal, -doc-

Thanks guys. Doc, that's exactly what we're doing. Our printers (the blister guys) are inexperienced when it comes to this laminate substrate thing, so I was trying to get a heads up. Thanks again.