Confirmed color range
The best-selling colors are gold, silver and gradient. Pink and blue are also standard colors. A gradient describes a color transition; it is not a single universal shade. Approve gradient colors against the agreed artwork and sample.
Why screen artwork and a balloon can look different
A digital image is viewed on a display, while a finished balloon is viewed as a physical surface under surrounding light. Screen settings, viewing conditions and the selected film can change the appearance. A screen preview is useful for layout but is not an exact physical color guarantee.
Review the intended surface and inflated shape
Assess the color on the intended material and look at the inflated balloon as well as the flat print. Check that text, faces and important artwork remain readable where the surface curves. Keep the approved sample as the reference for the intended appearance.
Keep color claims precise
Pantone-referenced customization does not mean zero color difference on every material or under every light. No numerical color tolerance or color-matching instrument method has been confirmed. Agree on a measurement method and acceptance criteria if the project requires a quantified color tolerance.
Signed sample and printing checks
After pre-production sample approval, the signed physical sample is retained as the printing reference. The first printed output is compared with it, followed by checks every 20 minutes during bulk printing to compare color and artwork with the approved sample.
Frequently asked questions
Can colors be customized to Pantone references?
Yes. UNDALO supports Pantone-referenced custom colors for this number-balloon range.
Which colors are commonly offered?
Gold, silver and gradient are the best-selling colors; pink and blue are also standard colors.
Does a digital proof establish the final printed color?
No. Use a physical sample on the selected material to assess the final appearance; the digital proof is a layout and reference aid.
How is bulk-print color compared with the approved sample?
After pre-production sample approval, the signed physical sample is retained as the printing reference. The first printed output is compared with it, followed by checks every 20 minutes during bulk printing to compare color and artwork with the approved sample.