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The keepsake guide

Materials and Surface Finishes

Understand the printing surface before choosing a finish.

Full color 3D printed figurines

The documented route uses UV resin with a white base and CMYK color. Shape and color are produced together as a printed miniature. A screen image is not a physical color proof, and surfaces may show small process marks at miniature scale.

Matte vs glossy 3D prints

Matte is the general documented surface for photo products. UV gloss and special finishes appear in material notes but require confirmation for the chosen format. We do not automatically promise a glossy, mirror-like or metallic result from a preview image.

Transparent materials

FullColor, Transparent and TransparentColor are documented material categories for the printing route. Their availability, geometry requirements and finish must be confirmed for a specific job. Generic claims about optical transmission or a glass-like surface do not apply automatically to every model.

Visual style is not material

Clay-look describes the appearance of a cartoon design; it does not change the material to clay. Generated product views illustrate format and composition. They are not laboratory samples, certificates or evidence of exact surface performance.

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