Perfect Edge

Define the edge appearance you expect, including covered board, corner folds and visible wrap joins. Review a physical reference under ordinary viewing conditions and agree which areas are inspected. The product name should not be interpreted as a promise of literally invisible construction tolerances.

A dark surface can make pale board exposure or abrasion easier to see. Inspect the actual wrap around corners and lid edges after opening and handling. Agree an acceptable cosmetic reference before choosing a finish solely from a flat color swatch.

Confirm the selected structure separately from its edge finish, including whether it uses a lift-off lid, hinge or sliding part. Approve the drawing and functional sample first. An edge treatment does not define the closure, fit or insert layout required for your product.

Review the proposed decoration against the wrap folds and finished corner geometry. Inspect a decorated sample for placement and distortion, especially where the design approaches a seam. Keep critical fine detail on a stable face unless the edge treatment has been sampled successfully.