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I painted mine on with the stencils. It is a tedious job. I had to renew
the paint after a couple years, but after a total of six years now, the
lettering is just fine. I purchased the little glue on patches with the
clear window to hold the registration stickers as well. My inflatable is
Hypalon, gluing letters on would be a major job, too, and from what gluing
I have done (Weaver snap davits), Hypalon two part glue is definitely not
removable. The paint would come off easier I think.
At 06:37 PM 8/14/99 -0400, Jim Gregoire wrote:
>I just purchased my first inflatable tender (Zodiac 8'6"). Now I need
>to put on the registration # and sticker. I've seen two methods at the
>marine store. The first is rubberized letters and #'s that you glue
>on. The second is stencils and paint that you put on permanently.
>Outside of the obvious drawback to the paint and stencil method of not
>being able to remove it, could I get back some pro's and con's of both
>methods, and an idea of what the most popular method seems to be.
>
>
Frank Timpano
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