When solvent bite on a food web means a stop
Solvent bite on a food web means a stop when the bite fills in the fine type. If it hits the ingredient list, an allergen, or the barcode, this repeat cannot go out. The next colour lifts the previous colour and makes it coarse.
Solvent bite on a food web means a stop when the bite fills in the fine type. If it hits the ingredient list, an allergen, or the barcode, this repeat cannot go out. The next colour lifts the previous colour and makes it coarse.
Look first at whether it hits a critical spot
The next colour lifts the previous colour and makes it coarse. Doubling is a second dot of the same colour; bite sits at the boundary of two colours. On a food web, the critical spots are the ingredient list, an allergen, or the barcode. When the decoration has no spot chart, do not invent a millimetre number on the spot.
What to compare
| What you see | How to call it | Do not |
|---|---|---|
| The next colour lifts the previous one and makes it coarse. | Stop if the bite fills in the fine type. | Add ink or pressure just because you can see it |
| Lands on the ingredient list, an allergen, or the barcode | This repeat cannot go out | Wait for the next process to find it |
| Only on the decoration, and there is no spot chart | Keep a sample and confirm | Write your own millimetres |
Do this first on this round
- Confirm solvent bite: the next colour lifts the previous colour and makes it coarse.
- Check drying of the previous colour and the solvent in the next colour. Do not only chase register.
- Note the drying and the solvent in the next colour.
