Custom Personalized Photo License Plate With Your Picture Or Logo on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Delaware, US
These are aluminum license plates approximately 6 in. x 12 in.
that are custom printed with your picture or logo. They are
sublimation printed not a decal or a sticker. This is a permanent
process that does not peel off.
After your purchase we will email you with the email address to
email your picture or logo to and any wording you would like.
When selecting your picture remember these plates are wider
than tall. Most cell phone pictures come through at low resolution
and do not print well, scanned or emailed with high resolution work
best. Pictures taken from the internet although they look good on the
screen are very low resolution and are not acceptable.
If you would like to incorporate two photos onto your license plate
we can do that also.
After we receive your information we will design a proof and email
it to you for approval.
Production time is usually 3-5 days after approval.
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