The mark consists of a design of a welder, wearing blue coveralls, blue gloves, a blue welding mask and holding a blue welding torch, all shaded in black and white. A white spark emits from the torch and materializes into red rays, shaded with black. The welder is enclosed in a circle with the color of the circle's border fading from white at the top portion to light blue at the side portions and red at the bottom portion. As background to the welder, and within the space of the top half of the circle appears a stylized American flag pattern. The welder has their left arm leaning slightly over the framing of the stylized wording "MIG LINERS" which is in white. The wording is fully framed on its top and side portions and partially framed on its bottom portion. The top corners of the frame are red, the center of the top of the frame is light blue, the bottom corners of the frame are light blue. Centered under "MIG LINERS" is the lettering "USA" in white, bookended by a small red star on either side and framed within the lower portion of the circle enclosing the welder. The lower curve line of the circle meets the points of the incomplete border around "MIG LINERS". A red stroke juts out from the connection points of the circle and frame around "MIG LINERS." The welder is bookended by two red dots that sit just outside the circle's border, which sits above five red strokes of varying size, stacked horizontally. Six white stars run along the top quadrants of the circle. The remaining black represents background.