Anyone good with Photoshop here?

[sirhrmechanic]

I am trying to take this image of a Pratts Motor Oil sign... and clean it up so that I can make decals out of it. These will be used to 'disguise' modern oil filters and make them look at home in a vintage engine bay. I'll spray paint a modern FRAM/Wix filter black and then slap a "Pratts" sticker on it... So it will look at home.

Can anyone with Photoshop skills help me clean up this image?

Cheers and thanks!

Sirhr

[T. Cotten]

Srhr!

If you can get it into a common .jpg format, I can massage it in minutes.
(It won't be my first oil sign "conservation" by computer by far,.. but I admit this one was hard on the printer.)
CRWNSIGN.jpg

....Cotten

[sirhrmechanic]

Let me see what I can do... help much appreciated!

Cheers

Sirhr

[pisten-bully]

Sirhr, do you know what the decal making folks will accept for file type....jpeg, pdf, png, tiff, other?

[wideglide38]

Sirhr, In addition to pisten-bully comments, those decal shops can convert your raster (bitmap) graphic to vector graphic. Raster images are based on pixels and so when scaled there is a loss of clarity. While vector-based graphics can be scaled by any amount without degrading quality. Scaling may not be an issue for an oil filter decal. Just a FYI. I also use Photoshop & Lightroom for my photography.

William

[T. Cotten]

Srhr!

It will take me a little more time to work out the edges,... but this site will not let me upload it!
I just get a question mark.

So an email is on its way.

....Cotten
UHoh: Now I can see it uploaded, but the bottom of the page is corrupted.