Pantone White?

[helpmeplease]

Hello

I am really stuck and would love some help...
I am working on a magazine cover and the text on the front is going to be a white glazed/varnished ink on a matte image. The printer needs the PMS number for the white color but there is no pantone white!
What to I do?
Do I just create a CMYK Spot color and specify that it is opaque white?
Or do I somehow use pantone black?
Please come to my rescue...this is holding up production...
THANK YOU!

[Two-Toe Tom]

are you using white paper? can't you just not print there?

[WannaBrie]

I think the answer you are looking for lies here:
http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27074&highlight=pantone+white

[helpmeplease]

Thank You Wannabrie!

[budafist]

I would just not print the text at all and do a spot uv over the top of the non printed text.

[Corys8646]

when printing on dark stocks, we use opaque white, there is no other white pantone ink

be aware that to get a decent looking opaque white, it usually requires 3-4 dry trap hits, not ideal for your magazine cover.

I would listen to budafist and just knockout what you want white...