Super Gloss Business Cards
Make your Business Cards Shine with Super Gloss
Our Super Gloss Business Cards have an impressive shine which enhances colors and produces a high-end professional finish. It is the perfect coating for illustrations and photographs, as it creates an eye-catching, vibrant result.
The Super Gloss coating not only looks great, but provides a layer of protection and increases the durability of your business cards.
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Super Gloss coating is a varnish that adds a very shiny finish like a magazine cover or a glossy photograph. Colours appear vibrant on this coating.
The coating provides extra durability to the product – great for mail-advertising campaigns.
This coating is available on most Offset output products.
What is the difference between Super Gloss and Spot UV?
Super Gloss and Spot UV are both coatings that leave a glossy finish.
The main difference is the application - Super Gloss is applied throughout the entire surface and Spot UV is applied to specific areas only. See: What is Spot UV?
Super Gloss is available on a variety of stocks via our Digital Output and Premium Offset services. Spot UV is only available on 14pt Semi Gloss or 16pt Smooth Matte Laminate via Offset output.
What finishes and uses is Super Gloss coating suitable for?
Super Gloss coated cards are suitable for:
- CMYK printing
- Vibrant colours
- Photographs
- Full bleed (colour to the edge)
- Fine detail
- Emboss and deboss
- Custom Shape (die-cut)
- Foil Stamping*
* Foil can be used in combination with Super Gloss Laminate only - this is not available with a standard Super Gloss coating.
If you have questions or concerns about this stock being suitable for your intended uses, please call our Customer Service Line for advice.
Who are Super Gloss Cards suitable for?
Super gloss cards are a very versatile card type that can be used by almost any industry, and boast sharp clear images and compliment bright colours.
This coating is popular with:
- Real estate agents
- Photographers
- Artists and cartoonists
- Media and marketing agencies
- Promo/advertising cards
- Sales representatives
I previously ordered "Hi Gloss" cards, are they still available?
"High Gloss" or "Hi-Gloss" is now called "Super Gloss".
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Select File Format:
- Bleed Area
- Trim Area
- Safe Area
Bleed Area refers to images that extend to the very edges of a design. To prevent an unwanted white border from showing at the edge of your design, or for the design to appear slightly off-center, be sure to extend any background colors or design elements all the way to the edge of bleed (.125” past the trim on all four sides).
Trim Area refers to the amount of the image that will appear on your finished product. These areas will also be marked with ‘cut lines’ on your proof and are where we aim to cut your card.
Safety Area in most cases refers to 1/8 of an inch inside of the Trim Area. For thicker papers 20pt and up or wooden papers the Safety Area increases ¼ of an inch inside the Trim Area. we strongly recommend you keep important aspects of your design such as text and logos well inside of the Safety Area, otherwise, they may be cut off.