Looking for a great, local printing company? Click on the image for a video highlighting three helpful tips from our president, Steve Schmoyer. See why Multicolor Printing can meet all your printing needs including: digital printing, offset printing, letterpress printing, embossing, foil stamping, die cutting and mail services. We’ve been providing the best, quality printing and pricing since 1967.

Here are the most common PDF errors we receive from files supplied to us by our customers.

1. No Bleeds !!!
2. Resolution Of Images Is Too Low
3. Wrong Panel Sizes For Correct Folding
   
4. Spot Colors Not Converted To CMYK
5. Missing Or Partially Embedded Fonts
6. Black Solids Not Converted to ‘Rich Black’
7. Overprint/ Knockout Setting Are Wrong
8. RGB Color Space In Place Of CMYK
9. Gradient Resolution Is Too Low
10. No Bleeds… Again !!!

2017 marks our 50th year servicing the commercial printing needs of businesses and organizations in South Florida. Multicolor Printing was founded as Russell and Schmoyer Printers in 1967 by Marshall Russell and Jim Schmoyer. The Schmoyer families have owned and operated Multicolor Printing ever since, making it one of the oldest family-owned and operated printing companies in the United States. The company’s name was changed to Multicolor Printing in 1988 to reflect its increased production capability and larger service footprint.

The Stuart, Florida company has produced printed materials for some of America’s leading corporations including American Express, Budweiser, Disney, Evinrude, Florida Power and Light, IBM, Motorola, PGA of America and United Technologies. Through five decades, we have excelled at producing a wide variety of quality products for businesses of all sizes… From Fortune 500 corporations to the corner store. Dependable and trustworthy service has been the hallmark of Multicolor Printing since it’s inception. We continue to invest in the best employees and equipment to provide our customers with products of superior value.

If you are located anywhere near Stuart, Florida, you can find us on the internet by searching ‘printing near me’, or ‘printing services near me’. Find out why we have so many 5 Star Reviews.

Foil stamping is a terrific way to add a custom touch to your printed piece by applying a thin film of metal to paper that creates elegant, eye-catching results. It can be applied to both offset and digital printing to produce a unique printed piece that really stands out and calls attention to your identity and message.

If you’re looking for a way to attract attention to your logo, stationery, invitation or book cover, foil stamping will accomplish that goal with a flair. Want even more? Combine foil stamping with embossing for ‘Wow with Depth’. Both techniques requires special attention in the design stage, so be sure to contact us to discuss your idea before you start your hard art.

Multicolor Printing, Stuart Florida has been producing award-winning foil stamping and embossing in-house for many decades. Please contact us for a sample pack. Let us show you how we can bring the design of your special project to a beautiful conclusion with foil stamping.

Are you looking for the 2013 USPS Priority Mail Rate Comparison Guide?

Here it is, thanks to Eric Nash’s recent blog post at Mailing Systems Technology. The guide provides pricing for regular Priority Mail, Priority Mail Regional Rate Boxes, Priority Mail Flat Rate Boxes and Padded Envelope.

Here are Eric’s Summary Tips from the guide for shipping via Priority Mail:
· For 1 lb. packages, other than the Flat Rate Small Box — which is the size of an old VHS video tape — regular Priority Mail is the cheapest option for a 1 lb. package.

· Generally speaking, if you can ship your package in Flat Rate Padded Envelope you can save money. The only exception is if you are shipping to Zones 1 to 3 – Regional Rate Box A will be cheaper than the Flat Rate Padded Envelope.

· Regional Rate Box A is the lowest cost box you can use between 3 and 15 lbs.

· If you are shipping heavy packages that weigh 26 lbs. or more, you’ll want to use Priority Mail Flat Rate. You pay the same low flat rate cost whether it weighs 1 lb. or 70 lbs. and cost efficiencies start at 26 lbs.
Click here for the Comparison Guide.