Got it figured out with your help. Thank you very much! ... View more

Thank you. I'll look it up right now. ... View more

What I'm assuming is that I'd have to copy the original graphics make it a silhouette and make it transparent. Then print that layer over the original, already printed artwork. I don't know how to specify to Illustrator that I want the color of the silhouette layer to be gloss. ... View more

I'm not exactly sure what 3D glossy means. Sorry. The question is for printing purposes though, if that helps. ... View more

Yes. It is. I'm not sure how to do that though. The reason I'm asking is the printer we use here at work is a UV printer and we never use the gloss ink in any of the jobs we do but we keep having to buy gloss ink because every time the machine self cleans or circulates ink it uses up a little of the gloss. Also, the machine won't run without a gloss ink cartridge in the chamber. So I'm thinking, if we can add a layer of gloss over our print jobs (which are usually printed on pieces of painted MDF boards) not only will they have a little more pop, but we also won't be throwing money away buying gloss ink we don't use. ... View more