🖤 Factory Matched 3-Inch Boat & PWC Registration Number Kit: Hardline Products Series 700 in Blue/Black – A Perfect Match! Review

The most fragile "K" I needed was poorly cut, not easy to remove and break. They are very fragile despite being an update. I should have looked ahead and had just the right thing on hand. Learn from my mistake. How I wish I had ordered a custom made kit, ready to go...but I was concerned about getting my boat on the water. Not sure how durable they are. They survived a walk on the lake...that's about all I can vouch for at the moment.

I really liked the design of the letters. They were relatively easy to work with and adhesion has been good so far. I haven't tested them with water or UV yet. The problem is that some of the letters were cut from different vinyl so the white colors don't match. 90% were bright white and 10% were duller. In general they would fit my boat perfectly, but it would be nice if they were white as well.

garbage. If you don't care what the finished result will look like, go ahead. Otherwise stay away. Just laying them on a ruler on a bench was a nightmare. The letters themselves are not square from top to bottom and are not always aligned. Or even cut properly. The letters are not evenly spaced or even squared below. Poor quality product, royal pain trying to install it. Absolute waste of money and time. Do not buy.

The package should contain enough letters and numbers for four sets of boat numbers. There is, except zero. There are four O's but no zeros. I know I'm failing if I use O instead of zero. I used them all for a boat. Now I have no zeros or zeros for the other two groups of numbers. I'll just go to another company for my next numbers. I also know that twenty dollars isn't a lot for you, but for me, a retired US Navy man, twenty dollars is a lot of money.

The only 2 reasons I gave it 4 stars out of 5 is that the first set of letters was taped to the front of the box which ruined 1 of 3 letters. But that was fine as I don't need that. Another reason is that I needed 4 zeros and my package only had 4 which looked like an O. If I were to redo my numbers for Ohio, that would be a problem as I would need 2 O's and 4 0's. However, since I was fortunately moving to Texas from Ohio, it didn't cause much inconvenience.

There are no zeros although the description indicates they are. I know that "0" and "O" should look the same in the picture and that would be fine. The problem is that it shows up next to the letters "T" and "V" in the picture, but the actual product has a "Q" letter on it instead, which doesn't even show up in the picture. So if you need more than one set of numbers that has more than 3 "O" or "0" in each set, you're out of luck. The quality isn't the best either.

They are wrongly advertised with 4 noughts and zeros. The reality is they have 4 characters that can be used as zero or O. If you have a multiple of any of these numbers, note that you have 4 in total. What they send for zero actually represents a weird elongated shape, basically the middle part of the zero (which is what's left when you remove the actual character. Since O is a regular letter, you'll probably have to change the Q by removing the tail cut off if you want to use the remaining…

Purchased for Sea-doo Spark Jet Ski registration numbers. I actually had to buy a second set and pay for expedited shipping because I needed two more twos and two threes than the set. Not her fault. Good font but VERY wide letters that take up a lot of space. The real problem for us is that they don't stick to the plastic used for Sea-doo candles. We applied them as directed to a pair of Sparks we just bought, including the expensive bottle of liquid glue they recommend. We let her heal for two