I can print blind (sans ink) and it’s a nice touch when you want to add texture (like a wood grain effect), but typically printing blind is not advised for small or critical text on a — or if the details that are printed blind are essential in getting the full message of the design across. In certain light, blind printing can look amazing (outside, during the day) and the desired effect can be lost in other settings (fluorescent lighting in a conference room) — it just depends.   And can be a tad risky if the design isn't suited exactly for blind printing.Since printing blind involves all of the same set up and requires its own plate, there is no price reduction for blind impression printing.