Tamm
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I'm new to the forum, so I hope I'm posting this to the right place.
I don't live in the US, and I've previously used a European (Italian) printer for a show in Rome, printing mainly on Dibond (and some plexiglass).
I need to find a high-quality, reasonably priced US-based printer who uses archival materials -- preferably with a range of options, e.g., printing to archival paper (recommendations as to kind?), onto Dibond, etc., and can ship the finished product(s) out for me in the US>
I know asking for high-quality and reasonably priced might be a problem, but everything is relative. And there must be competition in the US, even on prices.
I will not be able to see the prints before shipment (my most immediate need is to send a gift and not for a show), so I need good quality service (not necessarily color-correction but someone who'll check the print and see that it's not "off" before shipping).
Any and all advice, recommendations, etc. will be appreciated, both as to appropriate printers and what service/materials (inks, papers, backing) to ask for. And please let me know if I should be posting this elsewhere on the forum.
Thanks in advance!
I don't live in the US, and I've previously used a European (Italian) printer for a show in Rome, printing mainly on Dibond (and some plexiglass).
I need to find a high-quality, reasonably priced US-based printer who uses archival materials -- preferably with a range of options, e.g., printing to archival paper (recommendations as to kind?), onto Dibond, etc., and can ship the finished product(s) out for me in the US>
I know asking for high-quality and reasonably priced might be a problem, but everything is relative. And there must be competition in the US, even on prices.
I will not be able to see the prints before shipment (my most immediate need is to send a gift and not for a show), so I need good quality service (not necessarily color-correction but someone who'll check the print and see that it's not "off" before shipping).
Any and all advice, recommendations, etc. will be appreciated, both as to appropriate printers and what service/materials (inks, papers, backing) to ask for. And please let me know if I should be posting this elsewhere on the forum.
Thanks in advance!