Your flyers are always competing for someone's attention. Sometimes that calls for something special. Give your flyers a shot in the spotlight with these upgrades: Bleeds (Printing to the Edge): By default, flyers print with a 0.25" blank margin around the edges. But some designs look better when printed to the edge of the page. This is especially true for designs that contain many photos or lots of color. This is called a Bleed. While there is a little more cost involved because of the extra cutting, some flyers just aren't quite complete without it. Metallics and Linens: While your printed content can speak volumes, the paper you print on speaks another language all together. Check out our options for Linen paper (available in text weight and cardstock). Or if the medium suits your message, electrify your flyer printing with our 100# Cover Metallic paper. These heavy cardstocks have a metallic coating that is impossible to forget. High-Gloss C1S: Our regular gloss papers have a semi-gloss finish, which is similar to a magazine page. If you want a shinier gloss more like photo paper, try printing flyers on our 12-pt Cover High-Gloss C1S. This is a heavy cardstock which is 'Coated 1 Side' (C1S), meaning you can still write on the backside.