What Is Custom Cotton Blended Canvas?
When it comes down to it, you wouldn’t have a canvas print without the canvas. All CanvasPrints.com canvases are made right here in the USA.
Types of Canvas Used in Canvas Printing
The material of the canvas play a big part in creating the perfect personalized canvas print. There are two major categories of canvas material used in canvas printing. In this article, we will break down each kind.
UV Canvas
UV Canvas helps bring images to life with clarity and sharp detail. This style of canvas is known for its color density. The poly cotton blend helps to create museum quality canvas photo prints.
Popular UV Canvas:
- Breathing Color
- Roland Canvas
Advantages of UV Canvas:
- High resolution.
- Highest in-class color density.
- Highest in-class Dmax.
- Smooth texture.
- Easy to stretch.
- Water-resistant.
- Scratch-resistant.
Disadvantages of UV Canvas:
- Only compatible with certain printers.
- Requires specific ink.
Aqueous Canvas
Popular Aqueous Canvas:
- Breathing Color
- PremierArt
Advantages of Aqueous Canvas:
- Ideal for large commercial projects.
- Bright white color.
- Competitive cost.
Disadvantages of Aqueous Canvas:
- Coarser texture.
- All polyester.
- Not guaranteed to be water-resistant.
When choosing a canvas material to print on, many factors come into play. UV canvas is great for absorbing colors while aqueous canvas is better for mass production.
When you choose to print your favorite photos with CanvasPrints.com, we have you covered with our custom cotton blended canvas!