Custom Cut Diver Identification Decals made in USA with German vinyl.

[kaimoser]

Diver-ID.COM

How to apply Diver-IDs Video with Kai Moser

 

[tursiops]

Be aware those have to be removed (and thus probably destroyed) from tanks for the annual visual inspections.

P.S. I note you say this on your website, but people may not read that far.

 

[kelemvor]

Interesting tip on the water. The diver-id branded stickers are a little pricier than the stickers I've had custom made for my tanks. I do agree with tursiops, you should be removing your stickers at VIP time.

 

[kaimoser]

Interesting tip on the water. The diver-id branded stickers are a little pricier than the stickers I've had custom made for my tanks. I do agree with tursiops, you should be removing your stickers at VIP time.

One gets what one pays for and in our case, I pay to have the most reflective and durable decals available. Our raw materials are a bit more expensive than most because I wanted the very best. I created Diver-IDs because of the death of one of my former scuba students who got separated from his father at depth and accidentally followed the wrong group from a wreck. For your safety and peace of mind, ORALITE™ 5700 Engineering Grade Reflective (base) adhesive vinyl and ORACAL™ 751 High Performance (top) adhesive vinyl are used to produce our Diver-ID.COM decals. We feel that ORACAL™ and ORALITE™ offer excellent adhesion in marine environments and high conspicuity at depth, where rapid identification of buddies, divemasters, or teams, can prove crucial to diver safety.

 

[Rred]

kai?
How do those compare (in numbers, objectively) to the regular exterior grade ScotchLite or 3M SOLAS-approved reflector materials?