Lettering guide
The difference is in the face, the edges and the depth. Compare all five looks before trying your own registration.
01 / The original
A clean, flat finish. Black printed lettering with nothing raised above the plate face.
For a simple, understated look, 2D keeps everything on one surface. Start with your registration, then choose the plate shape, border and fixings.
Explore 2D Printed
02 / Rounded & glossy
Raised black digits with a smooth, rounded gel face that catches the light.
The curved surface gives each digit a softer profile. Choose 3D Gel if you like a glossy finish with rounded edges rather than a flat acrylic face.
Explore 3D Gel
03 / Sharp & defined
Crisp, raised acrylic lettering. Choose a 3mm or 5mm depth for a more pronounced profile.
Straight edges and a flat face give acrylic digits a sharply defined outline. Compare both depths in the builder and turn the preview to see the profile.
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04 / Depth meets gloss
An acrylic base with a rounded gel top. A layered finish with a glossy face.
4D Gel combines the height of an acrylic base with the rounded surface of gel lettering. Select a 3mm or 5mm acrylic base and compare the result in the preview.
Explore 4D Gel
05 / A different angle
Raised black digits with bevelled edges and an angular, faceted finish.
The bevelled face gives Retro lettering its distinctive outline. Look at the angled product photograph, then try your own registration in the builder.
Explore 4D RetroFor 4D Acrylic, this is the acrylic lettering depth. For 4D Gel, it refers to the acrylic base beneath the gel top. Compare the profile using the builder’s turn controls.
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