NexPress Dimensional Clear Ink

[Printing Partners]

I searched and did not see this on the forum.

 

I have text that needs to have NexPress Dimensional Ink applied to it. But I can't figure out how to get the text to Multiply.

 

Any ideas?

 

I have tried the overprint setting for the color, that did not work.

 

I am not seeing a place in FusionPro to set this.

 

Thanks,

Steven

[AG]

Also curious. I can't seem to get Dimensional clear to work with FusionPro variable boxes. I have no problem doing it with static images out of InDesign.

[Mike Edwards]

I'm curious if anyone got this to work. We are considering purchasing a device that supports dimensional/clear ink/toner and would be disappointed if FP doesn't support it.

[Dan Korn]

If you specify a spot color with overprint, it should work.

[wellers_97]

Has anyone been able to get this work? We are just about to try and tackle this as well.

[sschardan]

Up until three years ago we had a Nexpress. When wanting to us the clear ink, we would have to make it a spot color of the EXACT name that Kodak specified, and it was case sensitive. It was something like "NexpressDryInk Clear" and set to overprint. We successfully used it with FusionPro multiple times. Whenever it did not work, it wound up being a naming or overprint issue.

[macfan55]

We work every day with the NexPress from Kodak with no problems concerning 3D or spot color text from FusionPro. When You go to FusionPro/Advanced/Colors... within Acrobat Professional You can define the right color like: "NexPress DryInk raised clear" - as "Spotcolor" and "Overprint". Greetings from the Netherlands

[macfan55]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gac1pu92sr9qi58/NexPress%203D-ink.jpg?dl=0