http://www.PrintingQA.com/PrintingInfo/PrintingProcesses/index.php http://www.PrintingQA.com/rss/PrintingProcessesTips.xml Printing Processes from Printing Question and Answer Color bleed is a design commonly done in purpose where you place different colors of ink next to each other. When the ink collides, then color bleeding happens. Most printing companies suggest that the color bleed should be sufficient since large amounts of color bleed is unfavourable. Moreov Thu, 01 May 2008 09:50:06 -0600 http://www.PrintingQA.com/PrintingTips/11.php http://www.PrintingQA.com/PrintingTips/11.php Once a paper is encrusted with clay or other coating material then it is described as coated paper. A coated paper is distinguished as dull, glossy or matte. When coated paper is used then it will create sharper and brighter images. On the other hand, uncoated paper does not have any coating Thu, 01 May 2008 09:50:06 -0600 http://www.PrintingQA.com/PrintingTips/12.php http://www.PrintingQA.com/PrintingTips/12.php Everything here is © Printing Question and Answer, Copyright 2006, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.