Hy-Ko 3 In. Red Vinyl Letters, Numbers & Symbols (184 Count)

Introducing the 3-inch red self-stick adhesive vinyl number and letter set, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and vibrant set is designed to provide clear, bold identification and labeling solutions for a variety of projects. Whether you are organizing, decorating, or marking items, this easy-to-use vinyl set is an excellent choice for customers in Grass valley looking for reliable and visually striking adhesive lettering.

• Convenient size:Each character measures 3 inches, making them easily visible and perfect for a wide range of applications.
• Bright red color:The vivid red hue ensures high visibility and adds a professional touch to your labeling needs.
• Self-stick adhesive backing:Designed for easy application, the adhesive backing allows for quick and secure mounting on various surfaces without the need for additional tools or glue.
• Die-cut design:Each number and letter is precisely cut for a clean, polished look and effortless peeling.
• Easy to peel and mount:The vinyl characters can be easily separated and applied, saving time and effort during installation.

This number and letter set is ideal for a variety of creative and practical uses in Grass valley. Use it to label mailboxes, doors, lockers, or storage bins for better organization at home or in the workplace. It can also be employed for crafting personalized signs, decorating event spaces, or marking equipment and tools for easy identification. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike will appreciate the simplicity and effectiveness of this adhesive vinyl set.
In summary, the 3-inch red self-stick adhesive vinyl number and letter setis a practical and eye-catching solution for all your labeling and identification needs. Available now at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this set offers convenience, durability, and style to help you complete your projects with confidence and ease.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.