NumbersAndLetters - Bold White Thick Outdoor Adhesive Reflective Mailbox Number or House Number - Single Digit Number 0 - Size - 4 Inch - 1/8 Inch thick

I was looking for numbers that I could simply peel and stick onto my mailbox but that would look a little nicer than the cheap vinyl stickers you find at the hardware stores. These are exactly what I wanted! Super easy to stick on and get straight. Very nice and classy looking. And they are REALLY reflective at night, just as the description says. I can't speak as to how long these stay stuck on, but I've had them for a month and so far, so good.Also I read the other reviews and want to say that I bought the 3" size for our mailbox and I think that these are perfect for mailboxes, but I'm not sure that these would be my first choice for mounting on the side of a house. They are, at the end of the day, STICKERS. Yeah, they're really nice, thick, PVC stickers. But they're still stickers. So keep that in mind.

I love these numbers on my mailbox!! I recently put up a new mailbox and don't like the small stick-on square numbers because in the Houston humidity, they tend to curl up. These are nice and thick and very adhesive!! I love that they are made in USA - Go Newton, IA!! :)

I put the 3" reflective numbers on my mailbox where prior to this existed a white 2" rectangular number with black background, some of which were starting to peel. I have one of those thick plastic mailboxes with smooth rectangular space on each side for 2" numbers. The mailbox is dark green. A larger number is going to be easier to see than a smaller one, so after removing the old 2" numbers, I put these 3" numbers lower on each side of the mailbox, under the space smoothed out for 2" numbers, after cleaning the side of the mailbox. I have had the numbers on a month, and they have adhered very well. I put them on when the temperature was in the upper 50's, and they say the temp should be above 50 degrees when applied. My house number is much more visible than any of my neighbors who all have 2" numbers. I love it!

I ordered the 6" numbers, they were exactly what I was shopping for. They are Big, Bold and Bright at night. The font is easy to read, the shape is clean cut and precise. Placed at the entrance of a long drive way , they clearly identify our location. Easy to attach (peel & stick) to most any backdrop. FYI, be sure of placement. Once they are down they are difficult to reposition.

I have a jumbo black mailbox and these large white numbers are easy to read on it. I bought 2 sets for each side of mailbox. Very adhesive so no worries of them peeling off. I only gave 4 out of 5 stars because they are not reflective at all.

We love these numbers - they are super sticky and have a very bright reflection!I applied the numbers to our brand new mailbox, before bringing outside - it is a plastic (Solar Group Poly Mailbox PL10B0201). I wiped down the side with rubbing alcohol prior to applying the numbers and then let it sit for about a week before taking outside.We have even gotten compliments on how bright and clear the numbers are!

If the weather was better I might have given 5 stars. I like the lightly mottled/speckled white color during daylight and and the font.My house number sign blew down in a freak tornado in Jan. and it's not usable.I don't have tools to drill my metal mailbox.I don't like the vertical numbers on wooden mailbox post look that I could have applied with small tacks.I needed a quick stick-on fix and chose these numbersNowhere on the site does the company tell you the temp must be above 50F for a while before you apply and for 12 hrs after. It comes with the numbers.I ended up using the ugly old black metal w/ white reflective numbers I had in the drawer and used electrical tape to stick them to my mailbox.So far after 6 wks and multiple snow/sleet/ice storms, the mildly-sticky black tape has held the ugly numbers.I can't tell you how these look or how they stick.I did post a question to the company about the best size of numbers and described my immediate need for my mailbox on a rural wooded road in January in North Carolina. They answered almost immedistely. They suggested me 3" was best size for my rural mailbox.I actually think I would have ordered larger (4" or 5") as I only need 3. These looked a little lost when I held them up the day they came.I didn't try scotch-taping these for a drive-by preview. Didn't even prop them up on the porch and shine the headights at night to check reflectivityI am not sure why.Guess with the horrible weather, school/work closings and power outages I have just left them in the flat white mailing envelope they came in and that envelope is in a pile of mail I should have sorted.I hope by May (it's March) to give y'all a better answer.

I purchased the 3" white reflective mailbox numbers and I'm very pleased with them. Fast delivery, very easy to apply and I think they look great on my new mocha-colored mailbox! And at night, the bright reflective numbers can be seen from several houses away! Highly recommended!