Gallery
What the vinyl looks like once it is on a boat — on gelcoat, bare aluminium, rotomoulded plastic and a textured pontoon rail, in both colours we stock.
Registration numbers, hull by hull
The surface is the thing that changes. Gelcoat is easy; plastic and textured aluminium need the high-tack film, which we send free.







Names and transom lettering
Script is fine on a transom and illegal on a registration number. Curved transoms get laid out from your photo at no extra charge.




What arrives, and how it is cut
Cut from sheet vinyl to order, pre-spaced on one sheet with application tape over the top. Nothing is printed on a clear square.





Getting it right
The two that cost people money: a number that is not distinctly visible against the hull, and characters under three inches.




Out on the water
Aluminium, fibreglass, river and lake. One pair fits any hull.






The install, step by step
The same hull through all seven frames, so you can see what each stage is meant to look like before you start.







One state at a time
Every state page carries a shot of that state’s format on a hull, photographed where people actually launch.





