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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 302113" data-attributes="member: 389">I have not yet noticed any peeling of the new stickers on either my boat or Toon.&nbsp; That being said, I think there's enough of you that are having the issue to where it's probably not user error.However, let me play Devil's Advocate here and help explain what is probably the NDGF's perspective.&nbsp; Having not had this problem very often (ever?), I am guessing they simply do not have a mechanism in place to simply replace one's stickers.&nbsp; Remember, these things have serial numbers on them.&nbsp; So for them to &quot;replace them&quot;, they would have to reprint the same serial numbered sticker.&nbsp; Rather than being able to do that, their solution is the same as if you scrapped your boat and bought a new one.&nbsp; You would have to cancel the registration on the boat you just sold for scrap or sent to the garbage dump.&nbsp; They would then refund the pro-rated amount left on your registration and you would have to buy a new registration.&nbsp; Basically, this is a zero-sum game that would cost you nothing in the long run but your efforts. Someone know if I am wrong on this interpretation of the situation?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 302113, member: 389"] I have not yet noticed any peeling of the new stickers on either my boat or Toon. That being said, I think there's enough of you that are having the issue to where it's probably not user error. However, let me play Devil's Advocate here and help explain what is probably the NDGF's perspective. Having not had this problem very often (ever?), I am guessing they simply do not have a mechanism in place to simply replace one's stickers. Remember, these things have serial numbers on them. So for them to "replace them", they would have to reprint the same serial numbered sticker. Rather than being able to do that, their solution is the same as if you scrapped your boat and bought a new one. You would have to cancel the registration on the boat you just sold for scrap or sent to the garbage dump. They would then refund the pro-rated amount left on your registration and you would have to buy a new registration. Basically, this is a zero-sum game that would cost you nothing in the long run but your efforts. Someone know if I am wrong on this interpretation of the situation? [/QUOTE]

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