Colors Liquid colorants will produce transparent, translucent and tinted color. Solid colorants are better for generating highly opaque colors—including metallic, pearlescent and glow-in-the-dark colors—or patterns and effects, like marbling, wood or camouflage.

Colors Liquid colorants will produce transparent, translucent and tinted color. Solid colorants are better for generating highly opaque colors—including metallic, pearlescent and glow-in-the-dark colors—or patterns and effects, like marbling, wood or camouflage.

Colors Liquid colorants will produce transparent, translucent and tinted color. Solid colorants are better for generating highly opaque colors—including metallic, pearlescent and glow-in-the-dark colors—or patterns and effects, like marbling, wood or camouflage.

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These advanced technologies, including soft-touch materials as well as colorants and special effects, enable customers to design new features that boost consumer appeal and reduce manufacturing complexity. Paint-free metallic finish: OnColor™ FX Metal colorants – providing visually appealing metallic finishes without the need for a secondary painting process Premium surfaces: OnColor™ FX Granite colorants – creating a premium fabric look on surfaces that utilize molded-in texture

This rigid vinyl formulation is designed to provide low maintenance performance and long-lasting color in outdoor settings. The recently launched Resilience™ LS material was chosen for its long-term color hold, UV stability and thin-wall 5VA flame retardance, more than meeting technical requirements for the Nuvi light. We’re able to push the service envelope with in-house capabilities supporting design and color selection to drive successful commercialization of their products.”

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Can be combined with color to suit individual customer requirements OnColor™ Impress™ High Gloss Metallic Effect Colorants Add a unique look to packaging with unlimited combinations of color and gloss.

Renol™ Fiber Colorants Black Colorants for PET and PA Fibers Black polyester and polyamide fibers and filaments are used in a variety of applications, such as automotive textiles, safety belts, apparel, sportswear, carpets and rugs, ropes, and home textiles. The Renol Fiber Colorants portfolio includes black colorants specially formulated for spun-dyed polyester and polyamide. The concentrates are particularly recommended for the coloration of yarns in specific undertones and when UV protection is needed.

If there is space on the carousel, increase the mesh count for the first white and consider using a highlight white as the last color. Often, a white–flash–white–flash print order using a finer mesh has dramatic impact on the softness of the print and keeps the opacity of the colors.