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Create A Customized Photo Metal Print Today Available in white aluminum high gloss finish, semi gloss finish, matte finish, and clear aluminum high gloss finish, semi gloss finish, matte finish. For more information on metal prints to use at home, or office, scroll down. Why print with us We understand the importance of having reliable and functional metal prints for your office, classroom, or personal use. That's why we are dedicated to providing you with the best high-quality metal prints at affordable prices. ChromaLuxe Metal Prints ChromaLuxe uses cutting-edge technology to transfer images directly onto metal or wood surfaces. The result is incredibly vivid, clear, and durable digital images. In addition, the specifically designed coated substrates enhance the beauty and durability of prints, making them suitable for different environments. At NYBB, we utilize ChromaLuxe’s coating technology to infuse images on metal sheets to create exceptionally long-lasting and stunning metal prints. This perfect combination of artistry and durability offers customers an unparalleled visual experience. What is metal print? A metal print is a printing technique in which an image is printed directly onto a metal sheet, such as aluminum or steel. Aluminum is the preferred base material for metal photo prints due to its durability, affordability, and excellent printing properties. Metal prints are used to create various products, including wall art, signage, and promotional materials. They are a creative and contemporary method for showcasing cherished memories or photographs. Metal prints offer a distinctive and modern look that enhances your images by adding stunning, high-quality brilliance and shine. How to print on metal? Unlike traditional printing techniques, metal prints use a process called dye-sublimation, which infuses the ink into the surface of the metal rather than printing a layer of ink on top. Dye-sublimation involves a two-step process. Initially, the image is p