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Rafael
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I am not sure you are planning your print the right way.

As I understand your project will be printing black and green on the cardboard:

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So you should separate your files, a plate for the black and a plate for the green.

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But if you want white over green, you need a white plate that will look simply the same as the black plate, using white opaque ink. There is a chance that you can use a flat green color, without the shape of the pot. Probably not. It depends on the absorption of the cardboard and how opaque the inks are.

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You do not need a transparent PNG, no. You need a black and white plate.


Keep in mind that cardboard absorbs ink like water on a desert, so make some tests first.

There is a chance you need to "darken" your white plate.

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Rafael
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