Vinyl
Pressing

One of the most simple but enduring, effective options. Take two contrasting colours and press them side by side on your record to create a stunning twin tone result. Use a combination of transparent and solid/opaque vinyl colours for the effect to work best.

Choose two colours and press them on to top each other for a fantastically individual result on each side of your record. Results can vary across the pressing run. To achieve the best effect, we recommend choosing contrasting colours from the solid/opaque range of colours.

This new effect is gaining popularity. Bold blocks of colour swirl on the playing surface with a pleasing hypnotic lava lamp effect. To get the best of this effect, keep to a mix of either two solid colours for base and effect or two transparent colours for base and effect. Mixing solid and transparent is not advised. We also don't recommend using Black or White as base colour.

A cost effective way to create a unique record. Use transparent colours as a base and then shower with vibrant colour to create a dazzling splatter effect. Add one, two or even three colours to further enhance the depth of the result. We advise a transparent base and opaque solid colours for splatters.

Another exciting recent addition to Key Production’s wide-ranging colour effects. Pick two colours from any of the opaque/solid and transparent options to create four chunky segments of vibrant colour. Add a third colour to get a splatter effect. Contrasting colours get the best result.

Blend two or more colours in a unique process that creates a subtle and deeply pleasing marble effect in the vinyl record. Either choose a transparent base with a solid overlay to create a subtle smoke-like effect, or mix any combination of two colours to get a fuller dimensional or galaxy effect.

Choose from the full range of colour options to create this magnificent three colour effect. Two exciting options are available here – fun 'pie-chart' segments or bold horizontal stripes. It’s important to check your chosen colour combination with us in advance, as some colours can react differently when mixed.

Established as a novel approach to reducing waste in the pressing process. Left over colour vinyl is mixed randomly using whatever is left over from pressing other records that day to create an eco-aware product that is unique to every record pressed. Affordable too, as it costs the same as black vinyl.

An eye-catching two-colour effect that can really dazzle. Use a solid colour in a transparent base to give futuristic look. To get a floating effect, go with a darker colour in the centre and a lighter colour outside. Image is for illustration purposes only; the darker patch may not always be centred or visible on both sides of the record.

A cloudy effect is made by mixing a clear transparent base colour and any other transparent colour.

Picture discs are made by sandwiching a vinyl puck between two paper labels and then two sheets of PVC pressing these together so that the grooves are formed in pvc. As the PVC foil is shaping the groove, the playing surface has a slightly lower quality than standard vinyl. Usually packed in to a clear poly bag or PVC sleeve.

These are made using a special green pigment mixed with the vinyl compound to get a glow in the dark effect. The result is a milky clear colour in daylight and a neon green glow in darkness.

A beautiful colour effect that will elevate your release to stars. A simple contrast of light and dark colours creates a graceful effect both in the hand and on your turntable.

Wow! With a range of 6 eye catching colours your records will shine as brightly as they sound! Take your packaging to the next level when you combine it with the dramatic Neon Vinyl colours. Available only as single colour choice.

A stunning 3 colour effect segmented into four, like the Quad, with an extra one (or two) colour striation effect on east/west segments creating a winged effect. Best achieved with an opaque and transparent combination