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Location of registration number ("MC number") on a Michigan Watercraft registration
REGISTRATION NUMBER COLORS look best when they complement the boat.
For example: this boat is black, gray, and silver. Gray numbers with a silver outline create a perfect "installed at the factory" look.
MC placement: BARLETTA ARIA
MC placement: BARLETTA CABRIO
MC placement: BARLETTA CORSA
MC placement: BARLETTA LUSSO
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Installing Registraton Numbers
1. PREPARE
3. REMOVE BACKING
2. PLACE NUMBERS
- Collect materials above.
- Boat must be clean and dry.
- see our note on Ceramic Coatings
- Ideal air temperature: 60-90 F.
- Avoid windy situations.
- Avoid direct sunlight if hull is hot to touch.
2. PLACE NUMBERS
3. REMOVE BACKING
2. PLACE NUMBERS
- Do not remove backing yet.
- Tape top edge of numbers to hull.
- Tape will act as a hinge during application process.
- Place the 3 separate pieces edge-to-edge.
- See PHOTOS above for typical placement.
- Check for consistent placement on each side.
- Allow room for state registration sticker.
3. REMOVE BACKING
3. REMOVE BACKING
3. REMOVE BACKING
- Work 1 section at a time.
- Lift bottom edge up and away from hull.
- Remove backing to expose adhesive.
4. APPLY
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
3. REMOVE BACKING
- Start from top. Slowly lower section toward hull.
- Apply light initial pressure with squeegee.
- Once fully seated, go over again with firm pressure.
- Complete all sections before moving to next step.
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
- Gently remove top tape from each section.
- Be careful not to pull vinyl up with the transfer tape.
- It’s best to pull transfer tape along hull - not straight out from it.
- Work slowly!
6. APPLY STATE STICKER
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
5. REMOVE TRANSFER TAPE
- Follow the instructions provided with your state registration regarding placement.
FINAL NOTES
FINAL NOTES
FINAL NOTES
- a few small bubbles are normal right after installation – they will dissipate with sunlight and time.
- Full adhesion can take up to 2 weeks, depending on heat and weather.
- Be careful around the numbers when washing or waxing.
- Avoid power washer, power buffer, and harsh chemicals.