Hey guys!
I'm asking for anyone that can provide me with a good scan of a lable from a c1973 Aquamaster reg. Not the Royal.
I'm looking to silkscreen a new aluminum label for my now nude reg.
Just so I'm on the same page, it's the Aqualung tank logo.
I can't seem to find a full on square scan anywhere.
Thanks!
BTW: If there's anything I can do for you, just ask!
I've been a commercial diver since '73 and have several 70's air hats that I regularly dive. Glad to have found this forum!
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Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
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Bryan
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I would stay tuned to this station for a few weeks. I think there will be some reproduction labels that you are seeking available soon.....Not done by me of course, my art talents died after my 1st box of 8 crayons!
Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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savitar
In a past life I was a graphic artist for a major toy company, but I didn't get along with the potato heads there, and went back to school and became a mechanical engineer.
Now, retired, I have my own shop, and I'm into doing many things. (hopefully a xmas gift, a cnc workstation).
The labels arn't very difficult, and not that expensive to make in small quantities.
Just need a good scan to start from.
W
Now, retired, I have my own shop, and I'm into doing many things. (hopefully a xmas gift, a cnc workstation).
The labels arn't very difficult, and not that expensive to make in small quantities.
Just need a good scan to start from.
W
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savitar
Thank you!
I'll try it, the problem has been to get a square flat-on scan.
Any tilt or angle adds a lot of distortion when it is enlarged.
I'll take the photo, convert it to a vector graphic and try to remove any twist.
This is the best picture I've been given.
All my other tries were converting a tank decal, and making the font.
(way too much work)
I'll try it, the problem has been to get a square flat-on scan.
Any tilt or angle adds a lot of distortion when it is enlarged.
I'll take the photo, convert it to a vector graphic and try to remove any twist.
This is the best picture I've been given.
All my other tries were converting a tank decal, and making the font.
(way too much work)
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