Shoreline Marine Stick-on Trailer Reflectors

Good adhesion. What I wanted for my trailer refurb.

They have stayed stuck onto the side of my trailer through the summer when they were installed, and through the winter so far.

Seems to be adhering well!

These reflectors are excellent and very reflective.

Perfect

Wow! Now you can see our mailbox at night from way down the lane! Headlights reflect like an arc light! Looks like somebody parked a tractor trailer there. Seriously it works fantastic and could not be easier to install on a clean new surface. Should protect our new mailbox from any careless night drivers!

NOTE: I bought a few two-packs of these, here, on-line, but have since found this same product and packaging at my local WalMart for "lots less" and no shipping charges.PROS: Seems to reflect from up to (MAYBE about) ~15' degrees, up-down-side-to-side (oblique line of sight) ... I am saying that you will (likely) see adequate and effective reflection for a total of 15 degrees OFF PERPENDICULAR LINE-OF-SIGHT, in any direction. ...... You peel-off a protective "paper-film" backing and the entire rear surface is covered with what appears to be standard double-stick mounting-tape (the kind that is about 1/32" thick and looks like a fine foam that compresses ... Like 3M/Scotch Double-Sided mounting tape ... About the same.TWO PER PACKAGE. AMBER (MORE ORANGE THAN YELLOW). COMES IN RED, TOO.CONS: Could probably be even more effective (brighter return and wider angle) but is fairly decent. Works best STRAIGHT-ON (DIRECT PERPENDICULAR SIGHT-LINE). ... Once you peel and stick this reflector, YOU CANNOT RE-POSITION IT ! ... GET IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME ! ... You CAN tear it off and scrape the tape off and apply a NEW one, in the case of a botched attempt, so buy at least one more package than you need (they are very inexpensive).I have seen better. I have a touring motorcycle with those boxy side-cases (almost like ammo-boxes) and I brushed against a sign-post and one of my corner reflectors (one of THESE reflectors) was knocked off (fairly easily) ... So have a few extras, on hand.I do not know if these things will stand up to a commercial power-wash (pressure wand car-wash) BUT what *I* did (and what I recommend) is that you clean any surface that you mount these to with an alcohol soaked cloth and rub all grime and residue OFF of the mounting site. It will dry (evaporate) very quickly, within about one minute, if you use 90% alcohol (WalMart).Anyway ... I put about ten of these, on various strategic locations, on that side luggage, and it is better than nothing. I will be adding various reflective tapes as I research and find them, in various stores, as well.It may take some doing but these ARE "removable" (with proper solvents and some serious rubbing).GOOD LUCK AND STAY SAFE!.

I needed two orange reflectors for a cutter that I was restoring and I couldn't find them in any retail store. Of course, Amazon had them listed from Shoreline Marine. They were exactly what I needed and were of excellent quality.