What we make
Companies send us a list of numbers and get back finished decals, sorted and labeled so the crew on site can put them up without guessing. Three kinds of job come in most.
Trailer and equipment ID sets
Sequential IDs with leading zeros, for example SF-001 through SF-250, with 3 or 4 decals per trailer: nose, rear door and inside walls. Each number is bagged as its own set and labeled, ready to hand out across several yards.
Fleet unit numbers and door lettering
One matched batch for the whole fleet, for example units 950 through 979, with company name, logo and USDOT lettering cut to the same font, size and color for every truck.
Door, bay, dock, rack and unit numbers
One-piece number decals, for example 140 storage doors with 5 in numbers on a solid white panel that covers the old, worn numbers underneath. One piece per door, no lining up single digits.
Illustrations of the layouts, not photos.
Two looks, both cut vinyl
- Die-cut numbers, no background. Only the characters stay on the surface. Cleanest look on a light, even color.
- Black numbers on a solid white cut panel. Reads on dark, patterned or scuffed surfaces and hides what was there before.
We cut vinyl. We do not print. Every number is solid-color vinyl, so there is no ink to fade or scratch off.
How it works
- Send the list. A spreadsheet, a photo of the board, or typed ranges like 101-159, 201-246.
- Get a written quote within 1 business day. Price per piece and per set, lead time, and anything we would change.
- Approve one proof. Size, font, color and layout on one sheet. Nothing is cut until you say yes in writing.
- We cut, weed, tape, bag and label by number. Sets arrive in number order, ready to apply.
- Shipped. Large jobs can ship in batches so installs start sooner.
What it costs
Recent quotes have run $6.50 to $13.50 per decal on jobs of 140 to 1,000 decals, depending on size, style and vinyl. Artwork, setup, the proof, set packaging and labeling, and U.S. shipping to one address are included.
Lettering 5 or more trucks with USDOT, MC or company-name sets? That price is automatic, no quote needed: fleet decals and volume pricing.
Good to know
- Replacement singles any time: your list and artwork stay on file
- Commercial-grade outdoor vinyl, with a removable-adhesive option for temporary jobs
- Sticks to painted metal, aluminum, glass and smooth interior walls
- Surface prep: clean with rubbing alcohol or soapy water, dry, no wax or road film
- Apply between about 50 and 90°F for the best bond
- Every piece arrives weeded and pre-taped: peel, press, pull the tape
- Purchase orders accepted: 50% deposit with the PO, balance Net 15.
Every job carries the same promises as a single set, including a free remake if we cut it wrong. Our 4 guarantees →
What customers say
“Great quality decals, exactly as described. Went up easily and look great on the trucks. Fast shipping and good communication from a small shop. Highly recommend!”
“Very helpful and fast response, thank you so much.”
Get a quote
Tell us what needs numbers and about how many. You get a written quote within 1 business day.
Questions companies ask
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum. This page is for jobs of about 25 pieces and up, quoted as one job. For a handful of numbers, the regular listings are faster: truck unit numbers, door and suite numbers or container unit numbers.
How long does a numbered job take?
You get the quote in 1 business day and one proof to approve. Recent jobs have shipped 3 to 15 business days after proof approval, depending on the count: about 140 door numbers at the short end, 750 to 1,000 trailer decals at the long end. Large jobs can ship in batches so installs start sooner. Your quote states the lead time for your job.
Can you ship to more than one location?
Yes. Shipping to one U.S. address is included in the quote. Tell us how many locations and which numbers go where, and we bag, label and quote the split.
Can we order replacements later?
Yes. Your artwork and number list stay on file, so a single replacement number or a new block of numbers is one email. Replacements match the original size, font and vinyl.
What surfaces do they stick to?
Painted metal, aluminum, glass and smooth, sealed interior walls. The surface has to be clean, dry and smooth: wipe it with rubbing alcohol or soapy water, remove wax and road film, and apply between about 50 and 90°F. Rough, dusty, oily or flaking surfaces will not hold vinyl. For short-term jobs ask for the removable adhesive, which peels off clean.
Do you take purchase orders?
Yes. Purchase orders accepted: 50% deposit with the PO, balance Net 15. Card payment is also fine. Either way nothing is cut until you approve the proof in writing.
Do you print the numbers?
No. We cut every number from solid-color vinyl; we do not print. For a black-on-white look we cut black numbers and lay them on a solid white cut panel, so there is no ink to fade.