From DuraTech Industries
You can print artwork on top of an in-mold decoration (IMD), a process called first surface printing, or you can print on its underside (if the film is clear), which is second surface printing. Choosing one surface or the other-or using both-takes knowing which strengths of each meet your needs.
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