Matte Teal Thermal Toner Foil - New Colored Foil Alert!

BRAND NEW COLORED FOIL AVAILABLE: MATTE TEAL

We are swooning hard over this new matte teal foil...it's elegant, soft shimmer combined with the winter turquoise color are to die for!

This gorgeous new foil is a part of our thermal toner reactive foil roll line. They bring the fun of foiling into the hands of anyone with a proper thermal laminator or foiling machine. No stamping dies or specialty machinery is needed; you just need a foil laminator (or you can use a foil fuser for high volume).

To use matte teal foils with a foil laminator, just cut off a piece of the foil and place it over your print. Then place your print into a pouch carrier and run it through your laminator. Once it comes out, give it just a few moments to cool off, then peel off the foil to reveal your new foiled design.

A couple things to note...

1. Ink Type - You must use a dry toner. The foil won't stick to wax-based inks. So check your printer to find out what kind of ink it uses
2. Heat Type - You can use a pouch laminator or foil fusing machine. Your foil laminator needs to reach high heat, a minimum of 300° F. Adjustable heat and speed are also a huge help. Some foils require more heat to properly adhere (like holographic). If using a laminator, you also need to be sure it can accept 10mil thick pouches (some only do 3-5); the carrier is thick and your laminator has to be able to accept it without damaging your unit.
3. Paper Type - Foiling works best on smooth, uncoated paper stock. Textured paper or coated stock may not receive the foil.

Ready to get started?
Click here to buy matte teal foil or click here to learn more about the foiling process.

For more information or a quote, call us at (800) 944-4573

About the Author • Mallory Morsa has been the product expert at Binding101 since 2008, and has grown up in the industry. Every day she pushes herself to learn new information, incorporating real-life experiences to create solutions to the most common problems in the industry, and then present those solutions in a way that is easy to understand for everyone, from novices to experts.