i think 6-1/2 to 7" should do the trick

 

I just had my bro check their "special" parts website for a B & W vector of it. It's not up yet on their system, so a no go. He's a custom painter as well, and said anyone at a sign/graphics shop with an illustrator program can vector that pic that was posted in 5 minutes.

 

That what she said!

 

...and I WANT this on my tank! It's flat black so I think gray might look good. Have been thinking of doing some sort of flat orange just to break up the black.

 

I was just thinking last night how sick this would look in silver leaf with dark red striping around it.

 

Thanks, I turned it into a B&W and tried my best to fix the skew. Anybody with a vinyl cutting machine/software should be able to use this image to cut.

 

Years ago my brother in law had some stickers made with his website name. They were not traditional stickers though. It was placed on a waxed like paper material reversed and you would rub the paper side to get the letters to adhere. It was not like a decal or sticker at all. It had more of a softer look like it was airbrushed or hand painted. Has anyone seen this. I would think that it would work well to apply to a tank.

 

A vector graphic is a mathematical image where if you re-size it, it will not lose its resolution because all the lines are produced mathematically. all lines will remain crisp.

A bitmap image or graphic is made up of pixels that as you enlarge it, it gets all "fuzzy" and even when the lines in an image look crisp, if you get close up enough to it, they are jagged.