What is the Finish - What does finish mean??

The surface properties of a paper or film as determined by its appearance and texture in particular the level of gloss and smoothness of a surface The appearance of a surface can range from a high gloss to a dull matt depending on how efficiently the surface reflects light a gloss finish has a bright and shiny appearance because it reflects light in a more concentrated pattern while a matt finish has a dull and non-shiny appearance because it diffuses scatters light The gloss of a surface can be controlled by adding additives such as flatting agents to the material during manufacturing converting the web in a particular way such as calendaring or by adding a coating to the surface of a material The smoothness of a surface can also be altered by converting the web in a particular way or by adding a coating The finish of a surface can influence its absorbency ink receptivity and printability which are all important factors in the production of label products

Glossary

LG - What does LG stand for?

Definition of LG:

The Label Planet code assigned to our range of gold paper labels. These labels are made of standard laser paper with a satin gold finish. They have a permanent adhesive and are suitable for use with laser printers only.

Our LG range of labels is made of gold paper with a permanent adhesive and is suitable for laser printers only.

Here is the Harvard-style citation to use if you would like to reference this definition of the term LG:
Label Planet (2020) What does LG stand for? | LG Definition. Available at: https://www.labelplanet.co.uk/glossary/lg/ (Accessed: January 1, 2024).

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