What is the difference between dimensionsal spot UV and raised spot UV?

Emma Davis
Emma Davis Print Production Specialist at 4OVER4.COM
May 8, 2025

Answer

Both are the same thing. Dimensional spot UV and raised spot UV are used interchangeably. They both refer to a spot UV effect on your product that has a raised finish, that if you run your fingers over the card you will feel the spot UV elements above the surface of the paper.

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