Pantone inks, usually known as spot colors, are specific inks that do not vary. Each pantone uses an exact recipe of unwavering base inks to create its own swatch. That swatch is numbered and then typically presented in two different swatch books – one on uncoated stock (U) and one on coated stock (C).
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