CF & AZ NUMBERS

[JDB]

Just registered my boat from CA to AZ and have to get new AZ numbers and lettering. I dont have the time to have them painted on, and I have seen some pretty nice looking decals that have shadow effect and different fonts other than the "block-one color" type of numbers.
Any ideas on where I can get nice looking decals for my AZ Numbers?

[cola]

Just registered my boat from CA to AZ and have to get new AZ numbers and lettering. I dont have the time to have them painted on, and I have seen some pretty nice looking decals that have shadow effect and different fonts other than the "block-one color" type of numbers.
Any ideas on where I can get nice looking decals for my AZ Numbers?
Any sigh shop now days can make just what you want.
Late, Mike

[raff]

Here's one for you to try..
: Boat Lettering: Registration Numbers (http://www.decalzone.com/boat/boatnumform.php)
Mark out

[fstlayn]

I don't know how fast you need to get them, but I ordered mine through www.decalzone.com. It took about a week, I think, to get them. They have a ton of different styles, fonts, colors, etc. I was very impressed with mine, and I get a lot of comments about how they look painted.

[dannyo]

DECALZONE.COM. You can see how they will look before ordering. Otherwise, painting is the next best thing.

[Dawn Patrol]

If your in a hurry or for temparary #s, go to any Motorcyle Dealership, they'll have several to choose from.

[Kevin Schulte]

Try hardlineproducts.com or see your local boat or pwc dealer.

[Boatcop]

I used Sign Specialist (http://www.signspecialist.com/default.html) for some custom lettering. You can use one of their fonts, or even upload one from your computer if you have something special. And in any color and shading/outline you want.
Just make sure to put the numbers a minimum of 3 inches and in a somewhat block style. We don't hassle anyone if they aren't exactly the BLOCK style that the law calls for, but you should at least make sure they can be easily read.

[9er]

Try hardlineproducts.com or see your local boat or pwc dealer.
Yeah, this guy has what you need. Tons of styles and colors with the shadow you're looking for.