Counterfeiters make most counterfeit cards by silkscreening or painting the card logo and issuing institution's name onto a blank piece of card plastic. Because they are silkscreened, the cards don't look exactly like the real thing. Real credit cards are printed. Also, the signature panel on silkscreened cards may be glued or painted on and can be easily lifted or chipped. This panel may also appear uneven in size or placement.