Boat Registration Numbers

Custom-made vinyl 3″ boat registration numbers are ready to apply on pre-spaced transfer tape. Each set of numbers measures about 18″ to 24″ in length depending on font chosen.

Registration numbers are to be mounted on both sides of the boat and sold in sets of 2.

Please remember to choose a color that will be visible on your boat’s hull.

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Custom Vinyl Boat Numbers

No overnight or express service available.
Please allow 7-10 business days for delivery.

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Materials

High quality 3M Vinyl that is designed for cut lettering that require high durability, resistant to curling and fading, with a 5 year life expectancy.

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Displaying Your Registration Numbers

The number must read from left to right on both sides of the bow.
The number must be in at least three-inch-high BLOCK letters.
Number’s color must contrast sharply with its background.
Letters must be separated from the numbers by space or hyphen: NC 0000 AB or NC-0000-AB.
No other numbers may be displayed on either side of the bow.
The registration sticker must be affixed on the starboard (right) side of the vessel within six inches following the registration number.

How to install Boat Registration Numbers

Tips for Installing

Do not remove the application tape or the backing paper from the numbers
Tack the strip of numbers into place using a piece of masking take at the left and right side
Once the strip is in position run a long piece of tape vertically through center of the strip
Lift up the left side of the strip and gently peel away the the backing tape exposing the adhesive side of the numbers.
Cut away the loose backing paper
Using the squeegee or a credit card working from the center to the left side firmly squeegee the numbers to the hull through the application paper
Repeat this process with the right side
Now squeegee the entire strip
Gently peel the application paper pulling it back over top itself slowly (do not pull away from the letters at a 90 degree angle)
Pop any air bubbled with an xacto knife and work the air out with your finger tips.