How do you number a Laser sail?

How do you number a Laser sail?

You must use the full 6 digit number of the boat shown on the plaque on the aft end of the cockpit. The numbers must all be the same style and size and be clearly visible by a Race Official from a distance. The last 4 numbers must be a dark color or black and any preceding numbers in a different contrasting color.

How do I choose a sail number?

Sail numbers are generally assigned in consecutive order. They are assigned by either the builder, class association (for inland competitive racing), or national authority (required for offshore racing yachts). It isn’t mandatory to register an official number. If you don’t compete you may assign your own number.

What do the numbers on sails mean?

The numbers themselves usually don’t mean anything. Usually, the number is essentially “how many sails of this model have been produced before this one”. So, the first boat will have sail number 1, the 1000th will have sail 1000. Not all boats will come with numbered sails.

How do sail numbers fit?

Place the number within the pencil outline and press down to stick the peeled back area . Lift the remainder of the number and slowly peel off the backing as you smooth the number onto the sail, taking care to remove air bubbles and creases as you go .

How do I remove my old sail number?

Removing the Old Numbers

1. Peel off the old numbers.
2. To remove the sticky residue, use 3M™ Adhesive Cleaner. Apply solvent to a soft cloth and rub over the adhesive until the solution can soak in. Leave the sail for a bit while the solvent soaks in.
3. Using a terry cloth or other soft towel, scrub off the glue residue.

What are sail numbers made of?

The numbers are made of high-quality, black, self-adhesive sailcloth. All you need to do is peel and stick.

Can 2 people sail on a Laser?

The Laser has one sail only and can be sailed by one or two people (rare) and is best sailed in higher winds by a fit, moderate weight person (less than 80kg).