Quoted from GAP:Lets try this again. Wasn't happy with the first printing. Some art was blurry in sections.
Makes sense. I'd be fairly picky about this, too. It's worth doing right from the start.
One suggestion I might make is to see if the printer folks can make the black what's called a "process black". It uses all four colors(CYMK) and gives you a very rich, deep black. The current black on there looks slightly lighter that the paint, powder coat, and decals. It may or may not work well on the gradient transitions to the white, it kinda depends on how the printer lays down the ink.
Also, I agree with the idea of putting down white in the bare wood areas. It helps "complete the illusion", so to speak.