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Solid black areas that are not supported with Cyan, Magenta and Yellow may appear to look washed out and faded. We cannot guarantee a satisfactory product if the black ink is not supported in this manner. We recommend a support of:

Cyan: 40%

Magenta: 30%

Yellow: 30%

Black: 100%

Ink Color Options

• 4/4 Full color
• 4/1 Full Color Front, Grayscale Back
• 4/0 Full Color Front, Empty back
• 1/1 Black & White (Grayscale)

Supporting Black Builds

With large black ink coverages bigger than 1 inch x 1 inch or black text that is over 14 pt, it is highly recommended to add a support of other colors to turn your black ink coverages into a rick black. Without these areas being supported with Cyan, Magenta and Yellow, your black ink coverage may look too light. See below for our recommended support values.

Color Definition: Color printing is also known as 4-color printing, four color printing, full color printing, process printing and CMYK printing. Color involves the separation of all colors into 4 different color values Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (CMYK). Black ink refers to printing in grayscale using only black as the single ink color on the paper. When selected, no other colors or color mixes will be present on the project. All color images submitted will be converted to grayscale before printing.

4 = Full Color

1 = Black

0 = No Printing

Inside Ink Options

4/4 Full color on the front and full color on the back

1/1 Black on the front and black on the back

Definition: Color printing is also known as 4-color printing, four color printing, full color printing, process printing and CMYK printing. Color involves the separation of all colors into 4 different color values Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (CMYK). Black ink refers to printing in grayscale using only black as the single ink color on the paper. When selected, no other colors or color mixes will be present on the project. All color images submitted will be converted to grayscale before printing.

Proof

While a hard copy proof can be considered close in color and saturation, it is not meant to be used as an exact color match proof.

Turnaround (The time it takes from your desktop to your doorstep)

Be sure to combine your Production Time and Shipping Transit Time accordingly.

Address & Mail

• Address and mail prices on the pricing tool have the estimated postage cost included.
• If the description states "Additional Charges Apply," then all mailing and postage costs will be determined once mailing lists have been processed.
• Send your mailing list along with the Print-Ready PDF for your project and we will take care of the rest.
• PrintingCenterUSA prefers your mailing list be uploaded as an Excel .CSV file. It is best to only include the necessary data in your list.

*IMPORTANT: Any mailing services adds 2 additional production days to your order.

Please note: Our responsibility is to produce & deliver your product to USPS® for mailing distribution. We do not have any control of your project after it is submitted to USPS®. We will not be held liable for any delays caused by USPS® after we tendered the product to USPS® for distribution. Any mailing claims or requests for final mailbox arrivals will need to be directed to USPS® directly.

First Class Presorted Mail

• Requires a minimum of 500 pieces.
• USPS® estimated delivery time of 3-9 days (see below).

Presort Standard Mail

• Requires a minimum of 200 pieces.
• USPS® estimated delivery time up to 20 days (see below).

Non-Profit Mail

• Requires a minimum of 200 pieces.
• USPS® estimated delivery time up to 20 days (see below).

*These are estimated delivery times for USPS®. USPS® does not guarantee delivery times and this should only be used for reference. These estimated times do not include the production time it takes to produce the product. Our responsibility is to produce & deliver your product to USPS® for mailing distribution. We do not have any control of your project after it is submitted to USPS®. We will not be held liable for any delays caused by USPS® after we tendered the product to USPS® for distribution. Any mailing claims or requests for final mailbox arrivals will need to be directed to USPS® directly.

HOLE DRILLING

3-hole drilling is when 3 holes are bored into the printed piece, allowing for it to be placed in a binder. 3-hole drilling is great for guides, annual reports, menus, and many other types of products that you intend to store in a 3 ring binder.

SHRINK WRAPPING

Shrink wrapping is the process of enclosing your product in a clinging transparent film that when heated, shrinks tightly onto the pieces inside. In most situations, we bundle your product in convenient bundles to help when shipping. If you have a specific count that you wanted your packages in, select the amount in the dropdown area and this can be done at a cost.