Q1: How does a "medium-grit" finish differ from fine-grit or heavily textured coatings?
A: It provides a noticeably textured, tactile surface that is more pronounced than fine-grit coatings yet remains refined and even—offering a clear grip and visual depth without the roughness of coarse textures. It strikes an ideal balance between distinct touch and visual elegance.

Q2: In which applications is medium-grit texture particularly effective?
A: It is highly effective for premium product packaging requiring enhanced grip (e.g., luxury electronics, tool cases), tactile branding elements like logos or panels, industrial or automotive labels that must be easy to handle, and high-end print finishes where texture adds both function and aesthetic value.

Q3: Does this texture affect post-printing processes or substrate compatibility?
A: The texture may slightly limit extremely fine print detail but generally supports good ink adhesion and durability. It is compatible with common substrates including coated paper, cardboard, and synthetics. For processes like laminating or foil stamping, testing is recommended as texture can affect smoothness and bond strength.