You can buy adhesive numbers and letters that will adhere to your mailbox! Available at hardware stores and any big box store like Menards or WalMart! No painting at all!
You can stencil it or go for it free hand style! Depending on it's location, you might want to ensure its easy to see by doing a different color border around for first responders to easily see it.
i have brass numbers on vinyl siding so i do not want to remove them and make additional holes putting new numbers back on or risk damaging my siding. is there any wa...
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I was given it by someone who had painted it to make it look pretty, and of course the paint wouldn't stand up to being under water and is now peeling off. I would l...
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Hello. I used white acrylic paints and seal them on with a poly acrylic sealer. An oil base paint pen might be another alternative
Lucy: Lucy -- you can buy number stencils from Michaels or Hobby Lobby
You can buy adhesive numbers and letters that will adhere to your mailbox! Available at hardware stores and any big box store like Menards or WalMart! No painting at all!
They adhere well and don't come off for years!
You can stencil it or go for it free hand style! Depending on it's location, you might want to ensure its easy to see by doing a different color border around for first responders to easily see it.