🛥️ Red/Black Factory Matched Boat & PWC Registration Number Kit - Hardline Products Series 400, 3-Inch Review

I like the style of the letters and they seem to be holding up well. Regardless, I made a backing board to attach it to and then sealed it with Gorilla weather tape. My recent letters have always found a way to unravel.

I liked that they look good and are relatively cheap. I would say they are not very strong being a thin plastic material but they do the job. The product serves its purpose and looks good.

They are very thin and tear easily. I also had trouble separating the letters from the backing. Make sure the sticky backings don't touch any other surface or you'll lose all adhesion. As I was tearing off the letter, I accidentally touched the surface of another letter. After that it no longer sticks. hope they hold up.

Looks really unusual. It doesn't look like the standard block blacks most people have look like they were taken from the side of a shipping container. You have put a lot of money and care into your boat. Why just take a sheet with a marker? Easy to use. Do yourself a favor and lay down a piece of tape to help align them better. The only problem is what to do with all those extras? hmmmm maybe there is a "life hack" for that, like numbering your favorite pets or something similar

My parents recently got two new jet skis and the local hardware store only had these ugly black and white numbers. I decided to surprise her with this, freshly applied to jet skis. I bought these because the price was better than others and I thought "Chrome" would look nice on the navy blue and silver jet ski. These are 3 inches, the size you need for boats/jet skis and are very easy to fit. I had no problems with tearing and didn't notice any peeling. If anything changes, I will of course…

This is one of the cheapest items I have purchased from Revain. I used them for the registration numbers on my 11ft inflatables. They are easy to put on with a little care and planning, hold up well, are strong and sturdy. This is the second set I've bought since I moved from one state to another and had to remove the old ones I had for about 4 years. They came off easily enough that they aren't permanent, but will hold up well. They also wrinkle a bit when I fold the boat, but that doesn't…

I used this in combination with the Hardline Products Sticker-On! Decal Fluid, 2 oz. The combination made this product much easier to use. Pros - I like the look/style of the letters - I liked the cost - You get a lot of extra letters (I used to register a jet ski) Cons - Harder to peel than other non-fingerprint stickers. But if you fold them back and use the torn edge of the non-letter part (e.g. tear off the corner and peel off the sticker, use smooth paper as a tool). Overall - I would buy…

This is a great looking product and relatively easy to use (although the numbers are a little tricky at first). My only concern is that its effectiveness depends on how many times the given number appears in your boat ID. In my case I had three sixes. This meant I only needed six pieces (since the number was supposed to be on both suitcases). There are only four in the set. Yes, of course, but I didn't get my boat pass from the government until after I ordered the stickers, so that was a nasty…

I bought them for the newer Waverunner. I didn't want simple square letters with straight lines. In my humble opinion, they are of lower quality than the Attwood kits that Walmart sells, in my opinion, and cost $10 more. I think trendier means more expensive and cheaper. These letters are very thin. Make sure the wind doesn't blow when you apply them. Like a feather they sway in the wind. Some of mine almost went through the substrate they are on while stamping. Pulling became more difficult…