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White Ink and Varnish Layer Order for Corrugated Plastic Signs

Corrugated plastic signs do not need one universal ink stack. White opaque sheets often need only color, while colored or translucent sheets may need a white underbase. Clear ink belongs in the specification only when a tested gloss, texture or...

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White Ink and Varnish Layer Order for Acoustic Panels

White ink and clear ink should be added to an acoustic-panel print only after the panel maker approves printing and a sample confirms appearance, adhesion and the required acoustic performance. Porous, perforated, textured and fabric-faced panels cannot be treated as...

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Control-Panel Printing: White Ink and Layer Order

Industrial control-panel graphics need a layer plan that separates readable legends, clear windows, illuminated indicators and decorative surfaces. White ink can provide contrast or backing, but an unintended white layer can obscure a display. Define the viewing side and functional...

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