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With the Printers Choice option can I use all the layout options that are available for postcards?Yes. The only change will be in the paper color options.
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Can I choose a specific color for Printers Choice?Not at this time. If we receive enough requests for one specific paper color, we may offer it as an additional, separate selection in the future. If you'd like to make a request, send it to support@click2mail.com and let us know!
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What colors are potentially selected for Printers Choice?Printers Choice paper can include the following Astrobrights®, 65# colors: Lunar Blue Galaxy Gold Cosmic Orange Pulsar Pink
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Postcard PaperWe offer multiple postcard stock options: White 100# (uncoated or UV coated) Green 65# Yellow 65# Pulsar Pink 65# Printers Choice (Lunar Blue, Galaxy Gold, Cosmic Orange or Pulsar Pink, all 65#) Jumbo 6" x 11" and 3.5" x 5" cards are only available with 100# White.
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Postcard - Jumbo 6 x 11 - Basic DescriptionThis product is printed on white 100# postcard stock. The product is available with a full bleed, full color and UV coating that make it a truly unique and attractive direct mail piece.
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What is Printers Choice?Printers Choice is a low-cost way to refresh your next postcard mailing when using black and white print. A random selection of four Astrobright®, 65# uncoated cardstock paper colors will be selected for your project (Lunar Blue, Galaxy Gold, Cosmic Orange and Pulsar Pink).
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What postcards have the Printers Choice option?The Printers Choice paper option is available for all postcard sizes except the 3.5" x 5" and Jumbo 6" x 11".
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Is Printers Choice more expensive than Yellow or Green postcards?No, this option is offered at the same low price.
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Full BleedClick2Mail offers a full bleed on all of our EDDM, brochure and postcard products except the 3.5" x 5". Bleed is a printing term that refers to printing that goes beyond the edge of crop marks indicating where paper should be trimmed. The bleed compensates for paper, cutting and design inconsistencies. The image below shows four different postcards merged into one file. The lines you see on the image are crop marks that indicate where the paper will be cut to separate this sheet into 4 different mail pieces.