Glass is the substrate that makes the case for white ink. Because the body is transparent, colour only reads the way the designer intended when a white layer is placed behind it — and deciding where that white goes, panel by panel, is most of the craft in an architectural glass job.
These guides cover large-format architectural work, where printed glass earns its place in a fit-out, and the sequencing that catches people out: glass is cut, drilled and toughened first, and printed afterwards.
6 guides in this category
- Glass colour matching Dubai
- Gradient printing on glass
- Approved on a printed sample
- Glass partition printing
- Printed, not film
- Privacy and manifestation
- Large format glass printing Dubai
- White ink & second surface
- What to send before we quote
- Cafe and retail glass
- Tabletops and backsplashes
- Why film lifts in food service
- Glass, acrylic, wood and ACP compared for retail pieces
- Approving brand colour on the real material and light
- What your fabricator needs from the print
- UV printing on glass
- Reverse printing
- White ink and frit