Neon And Fluorescent Sign Insurance


Definition of "Neon and fluorescent sign insurance"

Coverage through an endorsement to the glass insurance policy on an all risks basis, subject to the exclusions of wear and tear, and damage caused by nuclear hazard, war, and electricity.



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