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Hi,
Anybody out there familiar with how to bleed-edge print? I haven’t tried it yet (have actually been designing to avoid it!). But, if I did make a forme that could be bleed-edge, how would I keep the back of the next paper clean print after print?
Thank you!
Print it on a larger sheet and cut them down afterwards. In my experience, printing letterpress, there is no other way.
OHHHHHH!!! Thank you!! I’m having a “duh” moment!