Where to buy Water Proof alphabet Stickers for labeling tanks?

[v101]

I am looking to find water proof alphabet stickers with letters & numbers for labeling my tanks I own. I was thinking of just labeling them w/ my initials on the side of each tank.
Id like to get stickers large enough so I can easily spot my tanks, and also the stickers need to be able to handle the water w/ out peeling off.

I tried a few label printers, but they are just too easy to peel off, and dont seem to last long.

Any ideas on what others have done would be appreciated;

 

[Sevenrider860]

I am looking to find water proof alphabet stickers with letters & numbers for labeling my tanks I own. I was thinking of just labeling them w/ my initials on the side of each tank.
Id like to get stickers large enough so I can easily spot my tanks, and also the stickers need to be able to handle the water w/ out peeling off.

I tried a few label printers, but they are just too easy to peel off, and dont seem to last long.

Any ideas on what others have done would be appreciated;

Lowes or Home Depot. The stickers designed for mailboxes. They stick to my aluminum 40's just fine.

 

[lucca brassi]

DiveSigns.com: Reflective hard wearing vinyl stickers for all your diving needs..., Be Seen When It Counts

 

[Herb-alaska]

I have a stable of 22 tanks and they are all numbered so that i could tell if something came up missing as well as to help track my service records. A big Sharpie works great. anything you stick on that tank like a sticker has to come off during the annual visual so that the inspector and visualize that the sticker is not covering a defect
Herb

 

[jwelburn]

A note on Home Depot/Lowes stickers. I get mine from there, but I've had a few that stick great, reflect great, but the numbers rub right off. Just something to watch out for.

 

[Aquavelvet]

Marine hardware stores carry stickers that are used for marking boats. They work equally well on scuba tanks.


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[Kharon]

I would get some stencils at your local Staples/Office Depot and spray the letters on. Nothing to peel, nothing to be reapplied after every vis.

 

[SouthSideScubaSteve]

I would get some stencils at your local Staples/Office Depot and spray the letters on. Nothing to peel, nothing to be reapplied after every vis.

^^^ this, or get a paint-pen from your local hardware store and mark them that way; otherwise you'll be reapplying stickers every time you get a tank inspected ....