Kayak & Canoe Decals and Registration Numbers
What do you need?
What should it say?
How should it look?
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Most states only require numbers on a kayak once you hang a motor on it - including a trolling motor.
The thing that matters on this hull. Rotomoulded polyethylene is the hardest surface in boating to stick to. High-tack vinyl, a clean alcohol wipe and a warm day are all mandatory.
What we cut for kayaks & canoes
Registration numbers, boat names and custom lettering. Everything arrives pre-spaced on one sheet with application tape over the top, so you apply the whole set in a single pass rather than placing loose characters.
Ordering
Tell us the boat on the order form — make, model and roughly the year. That is how we decide whether to send standard or high-tack film, and we would rather get that right than have you peel a set off in August.
On this kind of boat
Products for this boat
Everything is cut from sheet vinyl, pre-spaced, and shipped flat with application tape over the top.
Registration numbers
Legal 3-inch block numbers for both sides of the hull. Pre-spaced on one sheet so you apply them in a single pass.
Boat letters
Boat names, hailing ports and any other transom text. You pick the font and the colour, we cut it, pre-space it and tape it.
Questions people actually ask
Will these stick to my kayaks & canoe?
Rotomoulded polyethylene is the hardest surface in boating to stick to. High-tack vinyl, a clean alcohol wipe and a warm day are all mandatory.
Do I need registration numbers on it?
If it has a motor on it - including an electric trolling motor in most states - yes. Unpowered hulls usually do not need numbers, but a few states register them anyway. Check with your state agency, then order.
What does it cost?
Registration numbers are $19 a pair including shipping. Names and graphics start at $29 and $22. High-tack vinyl, which your hull may need, is free.