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Foil blocking is a process for stamping a design onto various materials, by using a coloured foil with pressure from a heated die or block.<\/p>\n
You can choose from many colours and finishes of foil including metallic, matt or gloss pigment foils, holographic and clear foil. Clear foil is a good alternative to spot varnish as it can maintain it\u2019s clarity on many popular uncoated boards. Foil blocking can be used on a range of products, to enhance a professional finish, using various uncoated, embossed and grained materials.<\/p>\n