www.iFourWinns.com

If it's any help...I had a local sign shop recommended by my dealer make my bow numbers from my design. The nice thing is that they come on a sheet that is almost brainless to apply properly. They also came with extras in case you mess one up on a dock like I did last year.

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2010 H190 4.3VP
Tow Vehicle:
2007 F150
Previous boats:
2009 H180 3.0VP
1996 Horizon QX 3.0VP

I've done the same thing on previous boat, but I just hate to have to apply contrasting lettering to the white gelcoat. Don't know if I should use black letters or try to match the color of the boat. THe custom cut regstration numbers are much easier to apply when they come on the sheet.

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Scott
2008 Horizon 210 Frenzy Edition
Volvo 5.7L Gi

I had BoatUS make mine. Decent selection of fonts, colors, etc.

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Mike
2005 Four Winns 230/240
VP 5.7GXi/DP
1998 F-150 XLT
Boat Pic

Nice!! I like the blue!

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2008 H220 Frenzy VP GI/DP
2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi
Previous boat: 1990 Chris Craft 245 limited

Great looking boat. I would recommend checking out this website for your registration numbers. http://www.signspecialist.com. I used them on both my boats and you can pretty much create any color and font you can think of. Great customer service too. I recommend buying the Application Kit for the extra $12.50. It will certainly help with a nice clean intall.

Good luck.

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http://youtu.be/-4ckF7u1iNk
2003 PowerQuest 260 Legend SX
2014 Lund WC 14

2007 H210 Volvo 5.7 Gi/SX (sold in 2012)
2007 H180 Volvo 3.0 (sold in 2009)

Pretty Boat! Are those graphics on the Frenzy or is that paint under the gel coat? Either way, its an eye catcher.

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

The gelcoat has an abrupt diagonal change from white to blue just aft of the back edge of the window. The graphics are vinyl stickers, but in order for the pattern to blend with the gelcoat, some of the stickers are white on blue gelcoat and others are blue on white gelcoat. Have to get up very close to see where the color pattern reverses. Thanks for the comments, though. I was torn between the traditional gelcoat scheme and this boat. The price was the deciding factor as it was a 2008 closeout. Otherwise, I would have chosen a more conservative look.

With the positive comments received on this forum, I am confident that we made the right decision.

Thanks.

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Scott
2008 Horizon 210 Frenzy Edition
Volvo 5.7L Gi

Hey Berger! Im also here in Hudsonville, mi. Nice to see someone on here not from Texas

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

I don't see any reason to doubt your decision. That's a good looking boat.

As far as the numbers, I would recommend finding a local sign shop or trailer decal shop. I looked at several websites before going to a local guy. Maybe I just don't have the eyes for that, but I didn't trust trying to color match looking at a color online. My local guy was great to work with, came out to my place and installed the numbers for less than $30. Most of all, I was sure the color was going to match the silver trim on my boat. Just my 2 cents.

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2005 FW Horizon 250
8.1L VP DP