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Old 17 September 2009, 11:19   #1
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Water proof Stickers

Anyone know of a company who do custom water proof stickers?
Only need small ones for switches, having the MMSI number by the radio etc.
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What about using something like this?

http://www.the-labelling-warehouse.c.../Rhino5000.php
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How would they stand up to rain? Any idea?
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How would they stand up to rain? Any idea?
I've got a Dymo tape machine, John. I use the plastic tape for outdoors, the paper tape doesn't last long at all. The biggest deterioration will be that the sun bleaches out the black font. I've got my MMSI in this tape and it's now coming up a year old. The font has faded very slightly but it's no big deal. Got some on the apartment entry system too...they've been there over three years and they're still fine but they don't get the sun.

If you let me have your MMSI and whatever else you want...I'll print them off and send them you in exchange for that Garmin cover you sent me
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try to get hold of the RNLI Sea Safety booklet. They have a set of stickers in, one of which is for the radio and has a space for ; name of boat, callsign and mmsi no.

Most good chandlers have them and your local RNLI should have some.

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Anyone know of a company who do custom water proof stickers?
Only need small ones for switches, having the MMSI number by the radio etc.
I use the plastic 'engraved' signs,that way they cant fade or discolour, you can havethem made any size,colour,font,ect and glue them on yourself,works very well for me![Try Timpsons]Hope this helps.
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I use the plastic 'engraved' signs,that way they cant fade or discolour, you can havethem made any size,colour,font,ect and glue them on yourself,works very well for me![Try Timpsons]Hope this helps.
Where did you get them?
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Old 17 September 2009, 20:03   #8
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I've got a Dymo tape machine, John. I use the plastic tape for outdoors, the paper tape doesn't last long at all. The biggest deterioration will be that the sun bleaches out the black font. I've got my MMSI in this tape and it's now coming up a year old. The font has faded very slightly but it's no big deal. Got some on the apartment entry system too...they've been there over three years and they're still fine but they don't get the sun.

If you let me have your MMSI and whatever else you want...I'll print them off and send them you in exchange for that Garmin cover you sent me
Leapy. I'll take you up on that mate. Can you do me one that says 'Clitoris' and do they glow in the dark?
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try to get hold of the RNLI Sea Safety booklet. They have a set of stickers in, one of which is for the radio and has a space for ; name of boat, callsign and mmsi no.

Most good chandlers have them and your local RNLI should have some.

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Thanks Steve, but I've already had them. Lasted about 2 weeks.
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I use the plastic 'engraved' signs,that way they cant fade or discolour, you can havethem made any size,colour,font,ect and glue them on yourself,works very well for me![Try Timpsons]Hope this helps.
That's worth looking into. Might be able to get a background colour to match the console too. CHeers mate.
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Thanks Steve, but I've already had them. Lasted about 2 weeks.
Bloody hell, what do you do to them?? Had mine 3 years and still going strong
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Bloody hell, what do you do to them?? Had mine 3 years and still going strong
They get wet
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Leapy. I'll take you up on that mate. Can you do me one that says 'Clitoris' and do they glow in the dark?
What an unusual name for a boat Bet that brings some comments...

JSP: "MayDay, MayDay, MayDay. This is RIB Clitoris. Coming, over"



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Old 18 September 2009, 13:13   #14
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