Laminating, duplexing: These two words are often used interchangeably. But most printers prefer to use the term “duplex lamination” or “duplexing” so clients do not confuse this process with the plastic protective coating that office supply stores offer.
No matter what you call it, this thick-to-super-thick paper effect is achieved by fusing two or more layers of paper together to achieve the desired thickness and quality.
Creative Options
The Classic – Classic, elegant and as thick as you’d like, take two of the same cover sheets and ask your printer to duplex laminate them together. Simple.
Color and Texture – Kick it up a notch and use one color on the front of your card and a different color on the back. Or even better, use two different textures.
If you are looking for ready made options, Neenah offers some classic (pun intended) choices in their – Neenah Classic Crest and Neenah Classic Linen lines.
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