We generally print 4 colour process on all our jobs and in most cases we can match the print to a specific Pantone colour. If this is not attainable, we would use a special colour to make sure that the reproduction is as accurate as possible.

Yes, our industry leading colour management software enables us to produce 90% of the standard PMS range across all of our equipment. Special colours such as metallics and fluorescents can be screen printed in-house.

No, unless your monitor has been calibrated to our press then the colours on your printing will not match what you see on screen. It is best to use colours specified in a colour swatch (either Pantones or one supplied by ourselves) to ensure a good match - go to Pantone Colours. Please remember - wherever possible try to work using the CMYK colour scheme.

No. We recommend that you convert your pantone colours into the nearest CMYK equivalent. However, we can print spot colours on your cards but it is expensive because you do not share the cost of this special colour with the other customers on the flat.

Yes. Although Pantone colors were created for paper prints we are very good at matching on most fabric colors.

All colors will be matched as closely as possible. Due to the number of possible PMS colors available, a perfect match cannot be achieved in all circumstances. We will be happy to work with you to match whatever color you require.

A Yes, perfectly. Unlike some, we won't just pull a colour "off the shelf". Choosing from a multitude of colours, we expertly "blend" several together while you wait - just like mixing paints - to get an exact colour match that'll incorporate all the different subtle shifts in shade that may exist in your own hair.

Just send us a swatch of the colour you want ( 1” by 1”). If you want to match the original colour then it is best to get a piece from under the seat where the sun has not faded it.

Yes. However, it is difficult to guarantee a 100% exact colour match, as printing on promotional products (golf shirts, pens, T-shirts, coffee mugs) is not the same as printing on paper. In certain instances, there is a PMS surcharge if we have to mix the exact pantone colour for your order.

To view the closest color available, here is an online Pantone chart for you to reference http://www.jigsawinc.com/pms_color_chart.htm

The eco sac® colour is “earth tone” – close to beige in colour. It is only available in one colour due to the highly specialised nature of the material.

Colour selection is often an intangible but there are a few guidelines. Glows are designed to be visible in low light conditions or when fishing at great depths. If we think of the water column as a light filter the red end of the spectrum will reflect light as red only to about 30' in saltwater, and then as depth increases, red becomes black. On the opposite end of the spectrum blue and purple will reflect light as those colours at depths beyond a 100'.

Yes, We recommend products that are free of silicones and that do not leave the surface shiny, sticky or greasy. Plastic Kleen (a product manufactured in Germany) does a great job. It cleans, protects and rejuvenates all vinyl, plastic and rubber surfaces. For leather surfaces we recommend “Lederbalsam”, another German product which is made out of natural bees wax and allows leather to breathe. For more details on these products please check out our web site.

Potential clients are welcome to send hair samples through the mail for colour matching of Wigs & Hair pieces. Wigs Online is proud to release Gift Certificates that can be automatically redeemed through the online ordering system within the Wigs Online website. The Gift Certificates can be purchased in any currency and to any value allowing you the freedom of choice.

Each image has been analysed for the dominant colours within it and for those colours, associated complimentary colours are created. When a colour match is done (paint match, colour palette or the room colour upload tool) it is these colours that are matched against.

The colour and texture of a sand has a considerable impact on the appearance of the finished mortar. The fine aggregate particles give a lime mortar its colouring; the larger fragments give its texture. Most lime binders are white, light grey or cream in colour, and therefore the colour reproduction of the sand is excellent, compared to OPC mortars. We can carry out analysis of original mortars and isolate and grade the original aggregates used to help with matching.

Pantone Matching Systems, often referred to as PMS, are the most widely used color matching systems in the printing industry. A true PMS color is defined by a mixture of inks that will provide a specific color (e.g. PMS 185 is a very common bright red color). Pantone also provides a matching system that allows process printers (using only CMYK inks) to closely, but not exactly, match any of the PMS standard ink colors.