Make white lettering, logos and colour graphics visible on clear, coloured and dark materials. MYC Graphics provides white ink printing for businesses in Mississauga, Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, with design, print production and finishing support.
From a selective white detail to a backing layer behind a full-colour image, we help plan the white coverage around your material, viewing direction and finished application.
White and colour artwork on a clear acrylic display.
On a conventional white material, unprinted areas already look white. Clear or dark materials need a different approach: white ink can create the visible white parts of your design and provide a base behind colour graphics.
Selective coverage lets you combine opaque graphics with areas that reveal the surface underneath. This is useful when you want a clear panel or label to retain its transparent appearance while keeping important text and branding readable.
Choose the coverage around the visual effect you want. Our team can review the artwork and recommend how the white layer should be arranged.
Print white only in selected areas: a logo, fine lettering, design details or a backing behind specific colour graphics. Other areas can remain clear or show the material.
Use white across a defined print area for a broader backing. This can help separate colour artwork from a dark or changing background.
Combine white with full-colour printing. Layer order depends on whether the piece is viewed from the printed side or through the clear material.
Explore white-on-clear graphics and display applications. Material suitability and the final print specification are confirmed for each project.
Combine white text with colour artwork for branded clear panels and display signs. Plan the backing and mounting surface together.
Use white lettering or selective backing on suitable clear films. Let the material show through where transparency is part of the design.
Create printed logos and graphic details on acrylic. Discuss panel size, viewing direction and finishing before production.
White lettering being printed on a dark panel.
White ink needs a clearly defined print layer. A white area on screen does not automatically tell the printer whether it should receive white ink or remain unprinted.
If you need help, our graphic design team can review your concept and prepare a production layout. For critical opacity or colour requirements, discuss a sample before approving the full run.
Start with the application: where the graphic will go, its background, expected viewing distance and whether it will be used indoors or outdoors. We review the material, white coverage and artwork together before confirming production and finishing.
Our capabilities include small and large format printing, mounting and lamination. Cutting, mounting and installation requirements should be included in your quote request so the finished piece is planned as a complete project.
White ink printing uses a separate white ink to print visible white artwork or create a base beneath colour graphics. It is useful on clear, coloured and dark materials where leaving an area unprinted would reveal the material rather than produce white.
White ink can make selected text, logos or colour areas more opaque on a clear material. Areas without white backing can remain more transparent. The amount and position of white coverage should be planned around the intended viewing side and background.
Spot white is applied only to selected parts of a design, such as lettering, a logo or an image backing. Flood white covers a broader defined print area. The right option depends on how much of the underlying material you want to show.
Yes. White ink can be combined with colour graphics, either as visible artwork or as a supporting layer. The print sequence depends on the material and whether the graphic will be viewed from the printed side or through a clear surface.
Potential applications include clear films, coloured substrates and acrylic display panels. Compatibility depends on the specific material, coating, size and intended use. Ask our team to confirm the material before purchasing stock or finalizing your design.
Supply your artwork and identify the areas that should print white, stay transparent or receive a white backing. Keep the white artwork on a separate editable layer where possible. Ask MYC Graphics to confirm the required spot-colour name, file format, bleed and viewing orientation before final export.
Outdoor suitability depends on the complete print system, including the material, ink adhesion, exposure and any protective finish. Tell us where the graphic will be installed and how long it needs to last so we can discuss an appropriate specification.
Send the finished dimensions, quantity, artwork, preferred material, required white coverage, viewing side and intended use. Include your deadline and any cutting, mounting, laminating or installation needs. MYC Graphics serves Mississauga, Toronto and the GTA.
Send your artwork, dimensions, quantity and intended material. Tell us which areas should print white and whether any areas should stay transparent. We will help you compare the production options for your application.
Call 416-907-9491 or contact MYC Graphics in Mississauga to request a quote.
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