Alright! Thank you. So would you print this on white or clear decal paper?
If it's on a black paint background, you would presumably have to print it on white backround. If the stab is painted white, then you could in theory print the decal on clear, but you'd need to *completely* cover the fin.
I'd say black paint + decal printed on white.
Well, at minimum it's going to cover *most* of the fin. You could choose to cover the whole fin just to avoid (possibly) seeing the edge of the decal. Tough call.
Or carefully cutout the logo itself?
Ha ha, only if you take a video of the process including audio, so we can hear you swearing and/or crying.
I may have to do some experimenting. I wonder how well the printed black will match my painted black.
Not perfectly, in my experience with laser-decals. Inkjet black comes closer, but as recounted in another thread, I've had problems with the edges running, and since this decal needs to go right to the edge of the fin, I don't know how you'd address that.
The laser decals do look better (and darker) after clear coating. You don't need to coat them for water protection, but for appearance afterwards they could use it, especially when you print large black background.
Honestly, printed vinyl would look the best here, but I personally wouldn't pay for that just for a couple of small-ish pieces.
Oh, I'll also generate a small yellow version of the logo for you.
NOTE: I've been noticing a few annoying differences between my version of the logo and the real one. I can't yet figure out the reason, but I'll need to take a little time and see if I can figure it out so I can fix mine.