The mark consists of large block-letters spelling out "FUEL-BOMB" with the letters "UEL" in smaller print in between the letter "F" and the word "BOMB" and below the hyphen, all between two small white stars outlined in black. The letter "F" in the word "FUEL", the hyphen, and the word "BOMB" are in the color red, and are outlined in black and white. The letters "UEL" in the word "FUEL" are in the color white and outlined in black. The words "DIESEL ADDITIVES" appear in smaller black print below the wording "FUEL-BOMB". The word "DIESEL" is separated from the word "ADDITIVES" by a drawing of a woman sitting on a gray and black missile. The woman in the drawing is wearing a red and black dress, black heels, and gray hose with a black garter. She has black hair, black eyes, nose and mouth with white teeth, and peach skin. The woman in the drawing has her right hand above her head running through her hair, and her left hand placed on her left thigh.