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For graffiti on porous bricks, block walls and stone, use our Bare Brick, Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover (BBSM).

 

On typical graffiti, simply flood coat three times (at roughly 3-minute intervals), wait another few minutes then rinse with a small pressure washer.

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Removing graffiti from these surfaces is a straightforward process using a variety of World's Best Removal products which will generally not react with the plastics or discolor them.

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Generally, most graffiti tags on windows and glass can be easily wiped away using Safewipes or Sensitive Surface Graffiti Remover in the conventional way.

 

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There are a number of ways to approach graffiti on a wooden fence. The best solution will mainly depend on the condition of the fence, and scale of the job.

 

 

The simplest and quickest option may be to color match and paint the fence. If necessary you can take a sample piece to your local paint store for an accurate color match. 

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Understanding the different types of street signs will help you determine the vulnerability of each sign before approaching them.

Screen printed signs that are likely to be placed in a location highly susceptible to graffiti, must be protected with a vandal film (aka protective overlay film) commonly manufactured by 3M (and other film/laminate suppliers). Once this laminate is on the sign, any of our products are suitable for cleaning.

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