Using Kinko's to Cut Invitations and Possibly Print-Any Issues?

mahoganieyes · March 2011

I've already encountered some issues with Kinko's printing my invitation on the metallic cardstock. One location said it was quite thick (#110lb) and had to use the color machine, but recommended getting something less heavy and it should be fine to use in the .10 printer. So after I ordered new paper, I went to a different location and they tried to give me the run around with the paper. They claimed the design of the cardstock but in fact, it was not a problem. My next step is to try to print at work, but I wanted to know did any ladies encounter issues with using Kinko's to cut the invitations? TIA!

Nicole859 · March 2011

I made my own programs. They were layered with several different sizes. I brought them to Kinko's, told them what I was doing and they cut them perfectly for me. The cost was minimal too.

kelklump · March 2011

I use their cutting services on a regular basis- they are really good and cheap. I am sure some locations are better than others (experience of techs) so we used the Hyde Park location. I am sure that others can give you recommendations as well.

mahoganieyes · March 2011

Thanks so much ladies!

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