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anyone have a pantone colour match please?
Posted by Lorraine Clinch on November 1, 2006 at 10:47 amGood morning all!
A client would prefer to have vinyl rather than print, so I need to match up colours if possible….
If anyone could guide me to vinyl equivalents of these: 667. 266, 263, 264 I would appreciate it.TIA, Lorraine
Rod Young replied 17 years, 6 months ago 7 Members · 17 Replies -
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OK, thanks for looking David, looks like it will have to be printed after all. I;ll give the customer the good news!
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Lorraine,
I’ve had a look too ………. biggest problem is that they’re shades of lilac/purple. Not a colour where there’s an abundance of choice in vinyls.
I think to match these you’ve no option to print. Unless your client is happy to go with any 4 shades of purple in which case Mactac have a decent range. -
Hi Marcella (welcome back by the way)
Not the easiest colours, I know.
I now have another problem, cos I have to create a sign using these 4 pantones for printing, but I dont know how I can create them in Signlab.Is it possible?
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quote Nick Minall:You should have a Pantone palette Lorraine,
Should I? Where???? 😳
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In 7.1 Pantone is in the box that comes up when you click on button to open a palette.
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hi nick i have 7.1 and found the pantone colour pallete
been down the options and tried to find a colur to match my pantone book
for instance pantone 102c in my book solid yellow on screen dark brown
i am looking at the pantone solid coated pallete
any ideas what i am missingDerek
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quote Derek Heron:hi nick i have 7.1 and found the pantone colour pallete
been down the options and tried to find a colur to match my pantone book
for instance pantone 102c in my book solid yellow on screen dark brown
i am looking at the pantone solid coated pallete
any ideas what i am missingDerek
Its a bit confusing, if you hover the mouse it then gives you the Pantone colour 😕
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a bit 😮 but i see what you mean i went to the b&p demo last week and looked at the troop rip with pantone matching.
going to do some test prints later and see how i get on thanks for the pointer nick
sorry to hijackyour post lorraine glad you asked the question
any ideas how to get the colours you see on screen to print as that colour from the sign lab pallet -
No problem Derek, let us know how you get on if you get one 😀
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quote k Minall:Do you have SL print and cut 7.1?quote Lorraine Clinch:No, V. 7.0
Lorraine, in addition to the SignLab 7.1 Print and Cut, you will need the Pantone Matching module in order to use the Pantone palettes. The Pantone palettes are set up for use like other palette colours. You can either open them like Manufacturer Palettes, merge the ones you want into your current palette, or set a Pantone palette for use with a new design.
Cheers,
Rod
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