REGO stickers. What a waste of time (in my case). I find that after 6 months of sunlight the sticker is basically a white sticker with nothing left to read. Is this a Qld issue or do the stickers supplied in other state unable to endure 12 months of exposure.
Thanks. Saw cloudy ammonia in Woolies and wondered if that might do it. Also thought about Eucalyptus or Tea Tree
Select to expand quoteCrusoe said..
REGO stickers. What a waste of time (in my case). I find that after 6 months of sunlight the sticker is basically a white sticker with nothing left to read. Is this a Qld issue or do the stickers supplied in other state unable to endure 12 months of exposure.
No problem in WA I have 3 years worth all in perfect condition.
Select to expand quoteCrusoe said..
REGO stickers. What a waste of time (in my case). I find that after 6 months of sunlight the sticker is basically a white sticker with nothing left to read. Is this a Qld issue or do the stickers supplied in other state unable to endure 12 months of exposure.
You can order replacement stickers free of charge from the TMR website.
Ahh, in NSW we don't have rego stickers anymore, car or boat.
I'd say Nickic is getting rid of them for good! 
Select to expand quotenickic said..
Dont you still need to display the boats licence number though?
yes
Thought for a minute I'd done a job i didn't need to. Had to replace the 1st and last letters as they had broken up and part worn away. Luckily I got it done whilst still on the slip with a heat gun and putty knife
