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Glow-in-the-Dark PrintingFor a playful touch, Glow-in-the-Dark Printing, is an excellent choice. Also referred to as phosphorescent or fluorescent printing, this technique uses light-sensitive materials that absorb and then emit light in the dark. Essentially, it stores light energy and glows when the lights are off, making it a standout option in print finishing. Uses: Posters, promotional materials, and novelty items. It creates eye-catching designs that stand out in low-light settings.Fragranced InkFragranced ink, includes scents that are activated when the printed surface is rubbed or scratched. Predominantly used in the beauty industry, this finish enhances emotional appeal and engages the senses. Uses: Promotional materials, invitations, and packaging. This provides a sensory experience often utilised in perfume, cosmetics, and food packaging.ThermographyThermography, involves applying heat to create a raised, textured effect on printed text or images. The paper is coated with a heat-sensitive powder, similar to the resins used in old fax machines, and then heated to achieve a distinctive, textured finish. Uses: Business cards, invitations, and stationery which offers an attractive, engraved-like appearance at a more affordable price.Booklet MakingSimilarly with Folding, a print finishing process that involves compiling offset-printed sheets or spreads and binding them into booklets or catalogues. Uses: Creating manuals, catalogues, brochures and information booklets, offering an organised and professional presentation.Binding, Stapling, and StitchingBinding, Stapling, and Stitching are techniques used to assemble printed materials by securing them together with wire, glue, or other methods. Uses: Books, magazines, reports, and catalogues, providing a refined and professional finish.Edge PrintingEdge printing, is the process of applying ink or foil to the edges of paper, creating a coloured border that adds a touch of elegance. This technique can be executed in various colours, including foils and metallics. Uses: Business cards, invitations, and premium marketing materials to achieve a distinctive and sophisticated appearance. 34