Review on Premium Reserved Wheelchair: Reflective, Resistant, and Waterproof by Richard Marriott

I liked the picture and the overall look of the sign. However, when I removed the old shields, I noticed a decrease in the thickness of the shield. While this wasn't a huge problem, the fact that the holes didn't line up perfectly with the old sign meant that I tightened the screws to hold the sign firmly to the post and didn't realize that this warped it. It just meant I had to reduce the torque and after that the signs are looking good. Ask me in 5-10 years how the pictures will hold up to the elements, but it was definitely an improvement over how the old signs looked, at least to me. If only someone in the church would have noticed the changes 4 weeks after they were installed.