Other vinyl registration numbers

Frosty

Frosty

New York Crew
Location
Western New York
I hate to even spoil my new paint with this but, I need to be legal I guess.

so, where is everyone ordering their registration numbers from?

Looking for 2" high - and I know they are smaller than the legal standard - but that's what I have run for years. But I cannot remember where I got my last set.

thanks...
 
FearMyWrX

FearMyWrX

Location
Seattle
We've had good luck putting our registration sticker and numbers on the sponsons. Maybe something to consider since it sounds like your trying to hide them or make them the least amount visible.

I've had something said once and I responded something of the lines of, "this is the most durable part of the ski and if something happened to my ski, thats the only part that would float and the only way my craft could be identified." That seemed to be good enough reasoning for me.

Good luck!
 
garretonufer

garretonufer

Location
Orange County, CA
vinyl is the only way i go for reg #'s always straight (with each other) and typically a set is cheaper than those stupid stickers dealers sell, that you throw away 90% of what's in them.
 
SXIPro

SXIPro

JM781 Big Bore
Location
Here on the 'X' mostly
I've had luck dealing with Mike at pwcgraphics.com and Abe at northerngraphics.com. Their stuff was very durable and hasn't faded in years and years. The ones I got from jetskidetailing.com faded really quickly, which sucks since those are the ones I put on my personal ski. :(
 
SideFX

SideFX

SideFX
Location
Port Coquitlam, BC
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SXIPro said:
I've had luck dealing with Mike at pwcgraphics.com and Abe at northerngraphics.com. Their stuff was very durable and hasn't faded in years and years. The ones I got from jetskidetailing.com faded really quickly, which sucks since those are the ones I put on my personal ski. :(
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I have 4 skis, graphics have been on and going into year three and four now and still as good as new, above and below the bond line. (that's why I offer helpful video tutorials)
Regarding: "Their stuff was very durable and hasn't faded in years and years."
Most everyone in the print business is using OEM high quality solvent based inks and I use the Roland Ecosol MAX, so it is highly doubtful that any other printed graphic available anywhere will have a longer lifespan than another. Also, all inks and media have built in UV stabilizers, however, it's common knowledge that anything you leave in direct sunlight will suffer varied degradation over time pending amount of exposure.

Where are you located, when did you purchase them, and what style were they?

That said, I have never had a complaint regarding quality or longevity and I back what I sell 100%.
Further, no supplier in their right mind warrants negligence or carelessness on behalf of the end user.
If you have any issues, or require assistance, please contact me direct at 954-769-0026, or at designer@jetskidetailing.com and accompany claim images so I can assess if you qualify for a warranty or replacement.

Cheers
Peter
 
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