📬 Diggoo Reflective Mailbox Numbers Sticker Decal Die Cut Classic Style Vinyl Number 2" Self Adhesive 4 Sets for Mailbox, Signs, Window, Door, Vehicles, Trucks, House, Commercial, Address Number Review

I have attached them to my very large letter box in Gibraltar and they look great. The mailbox is ribbed on the side so I had to shape them with a blow dryer and credit card as the instructions suggested. This is not due to the letters at all, because they stuck very well. Not quite as "thoughtful" at night as I expected, but they do a good job. That's the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5.

These numbers are nicer than the ones you find in stores but I find it overpriced. The product will work fine, no one analyzes mailboxes to the point where I feel I need to remove these stickers and send them back. However, if your goal is "absolutely perfect," then this is not the case. All numbers look as if they were hand cut with a stationery knife (see photo: bumps, straight edges at bends, small hanging pieces, uneven line width, etc.). They look perfect on the sticker sheet, but when you

They are slightly reflective but not at all like a safety vest with reflective tape or a school transition sign. It's not exactly a 3M reflective tape. I've only had my numbers in the mailbox for a month, so far the articles still look new/fresh after a month. I really wish it was a little more reflective as that was the reason I bought it. Very good clean/clear numbering. Because my box number is 1292. I had to buy two sets to have 4 twos for both sides. You only get two stickers for each…

I bought these numbers to put on a mailbox that I have been repainting and refurbishing. Unfortunately, the instructions state that the new paint has to dry for eight weeks before the numbers are applied. I would not have bought them if I had known about them. However, I didn't want to send them back and start over so I've used them and just have to see how long they last. I found the directions confusing. They were clearly written by someone who didn't quite speak English. In the end I figured

These 2" letters fit perfectly in my new mailbox (replacing the one that the sharing service driver accidentally flattened). The standard practice of using a webbing loop to tweak/check placement has worked very well. My clear ruler was also placed on a ribbon hinge for proper alignment and spacing. I used 1-3/4 inch spacing from the start of one number to the start of the next number. I used a thin marker to make notches on the top paper at the left edge of the number and at the bottom to help

Over the years I have purchased several stickers for various projects. When the old mailboxes finally ran out, our little group of neighbors decided to update all that junk. I bought 2 inch figures. I had to order 2 sheets because each sheet comes with four digits of each number and I needed seven fives. They were very easy to put on. the rest. I had to pull up a few to smooth them out, but I didn't do more than a light touch on the box and with care they rose easily. I then trimmed them to the