Sheer Glossy is printed on a translucent base, so bare aluminum shows through the lighter areas of your image and highlights take on a real metallic shine. It's spectacular on sunsets, water, city lights and anything with strong contrast.

Not recommended for portraits, skin tones, or images with large white areas. On a sheer surface there is no white ink — anything white in your photo reads as bare silver aluminum instead of white, and skin tones can pick up a metallic cast.

If you want the same look with less glare, try Sheer Satin. If you want vivid color on a standard white base, Gloss or Satin is the safer choice.

Sheer Satin has the same metallic translucency as Sheer Glossy with the glare pulled back — bare aluminum shows through the lighter areas of your image, on a low-sheen surface. It's built for landscapes, architecture and high-contrast work hanging in rooms with a lot of ambient light.

Not recommended for portraits, skin tones, or images with large white areas. On a sheer surface there is no white ink — anything white in your photo reads as bare silver aluminum instead of white, and skin tones can pick up a metallic cast.

If you want more shine and deeper contrast, try Sheer Glossy. If you want a low-glare surface on a standard white base, Satin is the safer choice.