<A client needs to print clock dials, gold or sliver on black. The black
is not problem, but he is stumped when it comes to finding flat gold or
silver inks. Any ideas? >
If you want real gold or silver, you will have to go to a real printer, or
get a specialized ink jet printer that can handle metallic inks. I would
suggest getting some prices from local printers.
Of course, this all depends on the quantity. If we're talking a dozen or so,
then you might find the concept no to cost effective.
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