Edge print double sided

[signage]

When creating a decal to be placed on a window, are you better off doing white/white black white/white or woould white gray white be opaque enough? attached is the logo I am going to be doing. TIA

 

[iSign]

Brian, I think white - grey - white would be enough, but I would probable use black.

Sounds like you have enough of a grasp on what you need to do that this link may not be helpful to you, but for others reading this thread... Bob G. posted this years ago & it could be helpful to some:
http://www.4edgetalk.com/sitenet/cgi-bin/netboardr.cgi?fid=106&cid=103&tid=262&sc=20&pg=1&x=0

 

[signage]

Doug I have read that link. The other thing I was wondering is if only one hit of white over black would be enough or would you need two too get white?

 

[iSign]

I trust Bob. He shows one. I've done many reverse applied decals with a white "backing" on top... but never added black & never made a two sided decal, so I figured if Bob did it, one hiit would work. Besides, now they have super opaque white foils, so that would be my choice. (or flood-coat white)

 

[signdeziner]

Super Opaque white works good too if you only want to do one hit per side. Regular white seems to have a grey tinge to it unless you hit it twice. Another good blockout color is silver in place of black. It's been used by traditional screen printers for years when doing 2 sided decals.

 

[signage]

Thanks to everyone that answered. I got the job done and shipped out.

Thanks!