Q4. Do you have a minimum order quantity? Some commercial printers require minimum print runs. Knowing this early helps you plan your budget and avoid surprises.
Q5. What file formats do you accept? Most printers prefer print-ready PDFs, but some also accept AI, EPS, or InDesign files. Confirm specs like bleed, resolution (300 DPI), and colour mode (CMYK) to avoid delays.
Q6. What is your proofing and approval process? Ask whether they offer digital proofs, hard-copy proofs, or press checks. A clear approval process protects you from costly errors going to print.
Q7. What paper stocks, finishes, and inks are available? Options like gloss or matte lamination, soft-touch coating, spot UV, uncoated stock, or soy-based inks can dramatically impact the look and feel of your final printed piece.
Asking these questions before you print saves time, money, and frustration and helps you build a long-term relationship with a printer you can trust.
Or ask Flagstaff Print, Mail and Digital for more help. Call 4272 0257.

