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Which type of sheet vinyl has the color pattern embedded through the vinyl sheet to give a more pronounced look?

Laminated
Printed
Inlaid
Slick

The correct answer is: Inlaid

Inlaid sheet vinyl is designed with color patterns that are embedded throughout the entire thickness of the vinyl material. This technique involves poor coloring agents mixed into the vinyl during the manufacturing process, rather than applying a pattern on the surface. This results in a more durable and pronounced look, as the color will retain its intensity even with wear, reducing the visibility of scratches or fading over time. In contrast, laminated sheet vinyl typically features a printed design covered by a clear protective layer, which can eventually wear off, affecting the overall appearance. Printed vinyl relies on color application on the surface, making it less resilient than inlaid options. Slick does not refer to a type of sheet vinyl; instead, it usually describes a texture or finish, and thus is not relevant in this context.