Fine Detail foiling describes the definitions found within foiling. It is important to consider the complexity or intricacy of design when using stamping foils. Here at Foilco we have a grade for every application and definition.
The smaller and finer the detail you add to any artwork destined for stamping foil, the higher the chance of some of the details filling in. Consider the size of gap areas between lines in extremely delicate and intricate designs, these areas are more prone to filling in.
It is advised to avoid producing dies/artwork that incorporate both very fine and very large solid areas for foiling.
When using typography or font in your designs, consider the size of the Counter(s) you are working with. Identifying and using the right print finisher is important, a great finisher can achieve pristine foiled results down to 1pt of line thickness.
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