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                                    Foil StampingFoil stamping, also called foil printing or foil blocking, involves applying a flexible metallic material or coloured foil to select areas using heat and pressure. This technique creates a shiny, reflective finish that adds a touch of luxury to the design. Though it requires time and can be costly, the end result is visually striking, with text or images that exude sophistication.Uses: This method is often used for wedding invitations, greeting cards, packaging, and promotional materials to achieve a rich, attention-grabbing effect.Laser CuttingA print finishing technique that employs laser beam technology to create intricate designs or patterns in paper or other materials. Commonly referred to as the %u201cpop-up%u201d or %u201clace%u201d card effect, laser cutting offers a highly creative option for print finishing. Uses: Invitations, signage, packaging, and promotional materials where detailed and precise cuts are needed.Die-CuttingDie-cutting is a process that cuts printed materials into custom shapes, enhancing visual appeal. With a steel cutting die, you can create intricate and unique forms.Uses: Die-cutting is commonly used for packaging, promotional materials, labels, and marketing collateral to achieve distinctive and creative designs.EmbossingEmbossing is a technique used to elevate certain parts of a print, giving it a three-dimensional look. By using a metal plate and counter, the desired text or image is pressed into the paper, making it stand out prominently.Uses: Embossing is commonly applied to business cards, stationery, invitations, and packaging to achieve a tactile, sophisticated appearance.Debossing / LetterpressDebossing, the opposite of embossing, involves pressing images or text into the paper to create a recessed or indented effect rather than a raised one. Also known as %u201cletterpress,%u201d this technique is one of the oldest printing methods. Uses: Debossing is often used on high-end stationery, business cards, and packaging to achieve a subtle, elegant finish.Metallic InksMetallic inks include particles that give printed materials a shiny, metallic finish.  Uses: Often used in posters, packaging, promotional materials and invitations to create a vibrant and eyecatching effect. 32
                                
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