Not my idea…….So I didn’t know what to do or what color. So DIL (graphics design guru) got involved. She took the CAYMAS logo and match the lettering font. It’s Ethnocentric for you CAYMAS guys. Turned out nice I went with black lettering.
Not my idea…….So I didn’t know what to do or what color. So DIL (graphics design guru) got involved. She took the CAYMAS logo and match the lettering font. It’s Ethnocentric for you CAYMAS guys. Turned out nice I went with black lettering.
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Nothing real fancy but…………it works
Some states have requirements for boat identification which don't allow for fancy lettering.
In Virginia:
Display of Registration Numbers
The number issued to your watercraft appears on the registration and is to be displayed on each side of the forward half of the vessel in block letters, at least 3 inches in height, and contrasting in color with hull or background. They may be painted or attached to the watercraft, must read from left to right, and must always be legible.
A space or hyphen must separate both the “VA” abbreviation and the letter suffix from the numerals.
Example: VA 4696 AF or VA-4696-AF
(Must read from left to right)
Block letters are a requirement in Kentucky, and they can write you a ticket whenever they feel like it, if you don't have them. Be extra courteous and use the word "Sir" often if you are checked on the water.
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