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30 Pt Business Cards with Colour Edging

Signs4Realtors

Signs4Realtors

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Does anyone know of a wholesale printer that can print business cards like the one's below? I currently use 4over.com and zooprinting.com and they only print 14 pt, 16 pt and 18 pt with UV coating. My client wants some thicker cards and I love the look of the colour edging cards in the photo below and would like to being to offer them to my clients. Thanks in advance for any input!
 

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Signs4Realtors

Signs4Realtors

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neato said:
Did you see the EDGE cards 4over offers?
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Yes, I ordered them for myself and they are horrible. See attached photo of the sides which are suppose to be black edging. They sandwich a black card in between two white cards and the result is edging with 2/3s white and 1/3 color edging. Everyone that takes a card immediately tries to peel them apart thinking that they actually grabbed two cards.

I need cards like in the previous attached photo with 100% color edging.
 

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crystalcoastgraphics

crystalcoastgraphics

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We made our own. Purchased regular 16 pt cards from zoo. We just took them out of the box in large groups, packed them tightly together, and dusted with spray paint on the edges. Actually worked great! We did them in black, and you can't even tell.
 
neato

neato

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951 Graffix said:
Yes, I ordered them for myself and they are horrible. See attached photo of the sides which are suppose to be black edging. They sandwich a black card in between two white cards and the result is edging with 2/3s white and 1/3 color edging. Everyone that takes a card immediately tries to peel them apart thinking that they actually grabbed two cards.

I need cards like in the previous attached photo with 100% color edging.
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Wow, that's good to know. I was thinking about trying these.

Maybe the spray paint technique would work well on these.
 
CSOCSO

CSOCSO

I don't hate paint, I just overlay it.
https://www.printograph.com/

they are wholesale. They denied my registration because my website did not state that i was doing business cards and flyers. So they are strict. I was using them when i used to work for somebody else. they have a 32 pt card and they were super cheap. I remember ordering a 1000 matte card with spot uv and rounded corners for less than $50 i believe.
 
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fresh

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iegrafixs said:
These guys can produce what your looking for: www.silkcards.com
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If you like MADE IN CHINA go for it. I ordered from them once and they lied about where their product was made. My question "where are these being shipped from?" And their response was Arizona. Yeah, after they are made in china, they are shipped in bulk to arizona, where they then get distributed through out the country. They also smell really bad.
 
bigben

bigben

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fresh said:
If you like MADE IN CHINA go for it. I ordered from them once and they lied about where their product was made. My question "where are these being shipped from?" And their response was Arizona. Yeah, after they are made in china, they are shipped in bulk to arizona, where they then get distributed through out the country. They also smell really bad.
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When shipped to Canada, the expeditor address is in China. And yeah, they smell like... China...
 
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signlords

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Just got this in my email today. Appears as most companies are using the sandwich approach though...
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decalman

decalman

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I'm old fashioned. I print my own cards with a Brother color laser jet, and then laminate them for longevity.
They smell nice too.
 
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