Step 1

Gather supplies - house numbers, template, studs, spacers, (tape, adhesive, hammer, drill and drill bit - not provided)

Step 2

Tape template at desired location, use level to align template. Drill holes according to template - use 11/64" drill bit

Step 3

Epoxy one end of the stud.

Step 4

Push stud into hole on the back of the number. Light tapping with a hammer may be required, be careful not to scratch the face of the number

Step 5

Slide spacers over studs and apply epoxy to the end of the stud.

Step 6

Push number into holes, light tapping with a hammer may be required.

Step 1

Gather supplies - mailbox numbers, (tape, and ruler - not provided)

Step 2

Clean off the mailbox surface, measure the desired number location, and place a piece of tape to align the bottom of the numbers

Step 3

Peel off the number backing and align with tape, press numbers firmly onto mailbox

Step 4

Remove the front transfer film and tape

Step 1

Gather supplies - curb stencil, (spray paint, paper roll, and masking tape - not provided)

Step 2

Clean concrete surface of loose debris and press stencil firmly onto concrete at desired location. Remove front transfer film and tape edges.

Step 3

Paint stencil (be careful not to overspray)

Step 4

Allow paint to dry and remove stencil