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The current UK laws don't require number plates to have a minimum length, only a minimum margin on the sides of 11mm. This means that almost all of the excess on the sides of the number plates can be removed, producing a much smaller and cleaner looking number plate. This knowledgebase article explains our process.

Intro Sometimes, customers can't decide between 3D gel and 4D laser cut number plates. They like them both, so it's a difficult choice to make! That's where 4D 3mm with gel, or crystal with gel comes into play. The customer can have the best of both worlds; the sharp edges and depth of the 4D letters, combined with the curved light catching 3D gel. Step by step: Taking the acrylic and reflective that you produced following our previous guide (see here if you've not done this step yet), place it securely into your purpose built number plate jig. Gather the letters and...

4D laser cut number plates are the latest and biggest craze in the car scene, and for good reason! 4D number plates add an extra level of depth and style to a car. With their sharp laser cut edges and unique presence, it's clear to see why these are popular. This knowledgebase article will teach you how to make a 4D laser cut numebr plate.

3D gel number plates are becoming very popular, with customers drawn to the stylish but subtle looks, and when the light hits these plates, it's clear to see why! The process for producing a 3D gel number plate is fairly straightforward, when you have the right information to guide you. This knowledgebase article will provide that information.

The first step of producing 3D gel and 4D laser cut number plates seems simple enough - binding together the reflective and the acrylic. However, if you don't get the technique right, you will find yourself wasting a lot of supplies by producing imperfect plates. This knowledgebase article will guide you through the best technique.