Vinyl Car Decals

[perlFerret]

I'd like a Babyfur/Diaperfur car decal but I can't seem to find anyone on Etsy that makes something like that. I do find generic "ABDL Flag" decals but I'd really like a cute Babyfur-type look. Any help? Thanks!

 

[JaysonTheRegressor]

You could probably get a custom print of maybe commissioned art or something or maybe just cute clip art (there's some good stuff out there)

 

[Jonnythepony]

I'd like a Babyfur/Diaperfur car decal but I can't seem to find anyone on Etsy that makes something like that. I do find generic "ABDL Flag" decals but I'd really like a cute Babyfur-type look. Any help? Thanks!

Here's a sticker making website I've been eyeing for a while, they do custom stickers in a few different formats. I personally can't say how good they are because I just haven't gotten up the nerve to actually have them make my diapered pony sticker since it is most likely just regular vanilla people prepping and making your stickers. Too afraid of being judged ya know
But the products appear to be a very high quality.
www.makestickers.com

Only thing I've seen in their "Common Questions" that worries me a little is:

• Is there anything you won't print?​

  
  "We may refuse your order for any reason, including but not limited to obscene, pornographic or offensive content. If you upload graphics to this site, you must have the authority to reproduce those graphics. You cannot use our service to make copies of copyrighted works. We reserve the right to refuse to print without reason."

Don't know if my padded pony would count as "obscene, pornographic or offensive content" but it's a very SFW and cute pic.
Only thing that might throw them is the big diaper

 

[KitsuneFox]

Make sure the image is very high resolution / high DPI count *AND* uses basic color palette *AND* is not complex / has small details .
From personal experience, custom stickers can look very bad if the source image is not adequate for the process .

Edit: ideally 320+ DPI with a 16 or 32 color palette ( ask the sticker printers which works better ) , no color gradients , no small lines, e.t.c.

 

[perlFerret]

Make sure the image is very high resolution / high DPI count *AND* uses basic color palette *AND* is not complex / has small details .
From personal experience, custom stickers can look very bad if the source image is not adequate for the process .

Edit: ideally 320+ DPI with a 16 or 32 color palette ( ask the sticker printers which works better ) , no color gradients , no small lines, e.t.c.

Yeah, I was thinking monochromatic vinyl cutout of vector art. If I had the space for it, I would buy a cricut and decal stock and make one myself. I can always wait until the next fur con comes around (though I may have a new car by then anyway) - there is always at least one vinyl decal place there that takes custom vector commissions.

 

[Squidmyst]

Id really like to see ABU do the car decals of the peakabus

 

[PaddedJayde]

If you find a place which will make the decals, it would be best to check with them about the technical details of file type, resolution, number of colors, etc. so you can prepare your image so they can do their best job of producing a high quality item.

One of the things from Jonnythepony's post about the vendor's limitations is that they primarily want to stay away from any copyright infringement situation so they don't have to deal with lawyers.