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FWIW this is an educated evaluation...
I was in the pulp paper and allied trades for nearly 20 years
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From what I can tell the original Air cleaner labels are flexo printed on metalized wet strength. (all of the silver labels appear to be printed on the same substrate.)
Metalized paper is paper which has Vapor deposited Aluminum on the surface...(could be foil laminated but highly unlikely as the surface doesn't act like foil) Vapor deposited Aluminum is how non metal items are "chrome plated". (dash plastic etc)
THEN Printed With a Flexographic press... (FLEXO uses a rubber matrix printing plate where the plate directly contacts the substrate - this causes the INK to "squish" out and under a loop is easy to see)
Flexo is often used when there are not registration and bleed concerns. (single or 2-3 color jobs where there are not touching colors)
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