WTWanTongCustom Card Printing

Buyer FAQ

Practical Answers for Better Card Decisions

Use these answers to prepare artwork, compare finish directions and build a clearer inquiry.

Topic 01

Materials and Surface Protection

When is a transparent card useful?

Use transparency when clear space and the background are part of the composition.

Matte or gloss?

Matte reduces glare and feels softer. Gloss increases shine and color intensity.

Topic 02

Foil and Holographic Effects

How should foil areas be prepared?

Separate foil from print artwork and flag fine lines or small text for review.

Can holographic effects cover the full card?

The coverage should follow the artwork and the contrast needed for readable detail.

Topic 03

UV and Surface Contrast

What does spot UV add?

Spot UV adds selective gloss to focal areas.

What changes with crystal or reverse UV?

Crystal UV adds raised texture, while reverse UV creates matte-to-gloss contrast.

Topic 04

Cuts, Windows and Layers

What needs attention around a window?

Keep openings away from fragile edges and define cut paths clearly.

Can several structures be combined?

They can, but thickness, alignment and handling should be reviewed together.

Artwork readiness

Prepare a More Useful Project Brief

  • ✓Define finished size and bleed.
  • ✓Separate print artwork from finish masks.
  • ✓Mark cut, fold and window paths clearly.
  • ✓Identify critical text and fine detail.
  • ✓Share quantity and target timing.
  • ✓Add a visual reference for the intended effect.

Ready to shape the right card for your project?

Send your artwork, dimensions, quantity and visual references for a focused conversation.