🏢 2 Sets of iSYFIX Black Vinyl Number Stickers - Premium 4 Inch Self Adhesive Decals, Perfect for Mailbox, Signs, Window, Door, Cars, Trucks, Home, Business, Address Number - Indoor or Outdoor Use Review

I have just received "Reflective Blue Numbered Vinyl Stickers - (2 sets) 4"". The numbers did not come in the same way as shown in the picture packaging shown but were scattered and packed in what appeared to be a plastic bag. I also did not receive the same amount of each number. Some numbers I received 4 times. Some received 3 times. Others I only received 2. I didn't get any of the 7. Looked almost random Here are the numbers that were in the packet and how many I received of each: #0 - QTY…

Some masking tape and a ruler were all I needed to arrange these large, easy-to-read numbers and pin them to the side of our new mailbox. I know from past experience that manually aligning cutout numbers and applying them one at a time is tedious and fraught with small errors that are easy to spot after you're done. The hyphenation system used for these numbers eliminates spacing and alignment issues, and I typed the five digits I needed in just a few minutes. I just want them to be 1 inch so I

Absolute nonsense. It clearly states that it can be used in a mailbox. I wanted big, flashy, glowing numbers so the postmen wouldn't bring my mail to the neighborhood anymore. I'll tell them it's light and bold, but it won't work. I removed the sticker from the white backing and followed the instructions for the letter. Every time I tried to remove the clear sticker from the numbered sticker, the sticker was taken with me. I used 8 numbers and all 8 look like a giant pile of dog shit in my…

I bought these for my new bins. I drew a number on the prior using a stencil. Although it looked good, it was a serious mistake - it turned out to be impossible to remove the paint after more than 3 years of inactivity there. I scraped it off with a razor blade since the plastic blade didn't help. At the same time, the paint was washed off, but a scratch remained on the surface. Fingers crossed the garbage company won't charge me hundreds of dollars for replacement costs. Lesson? Use stickers…

I really thought this would be the solution to my mailbox numbering problem but no. They look great (REALLY great), are easy to apply (I didn't even have to use a ruler or mark any lines to put them in a straight line in my mailbox) and are very easy to see from afar, but in afterwards my mailbox, less than 5 months, they are already curling, peeling and peeling. The adhesive is too weak to withstand real-time exposure to sunlight and other elements. They might last longer if used in a…