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Apply your numbers to a clean, dry, smooth surface. Remove dirt, dust, grease, and other residue before installation so the adhesive can make good contact with the surface. Once the area is clean and dry, position the decal using the transfer tape, apply the vinyl, and then remove the transfer tape to leave the numbers in place.
A “pick” is a small piece of unwanted vinyl that has to be removed by hand after your numbers are cut. For example, the enclosed areas inside numbers such as 0, 6, 8, and 9 may need to be removed during production. This process is called weeding, and designs with more small interior pieces require more production work.
Start by measuring the area where the numbers will go, then think about how far away they need to be read. Give the characters enough room to stay clear and legible without crowding the available space. For fleet or equipment numbering, it can also help to use the same size and placement across similar vehicles or machines for a consistent look.
See how vinyl lettering and vinyl numbering can add custom text or numbers to boats, vehicles, windows, and business applications for identification, branding, or personalization.
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