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"Cleaning away the bright red spray-painted graffiti from the Alamo Cenotaph was long and hard work, but Alamo Conservator Pamela Jary Rosser has prepared her whole career for the task."
The historical cenotaph was recently tagged with bright red graffiti and after trying an array of graffiti removal products, Alamo Conservator Pamela Jary Rosser found World's Best Graffiti Removal Products.
The task was daunting as cleaning the monument was especially difficult because of the age of the monument. It's marble façade no longer new, but old and fragile. After a few brushstrokes, however, the red graffiti gave way and the monument was clean.
Rosser, shaken by the tagging but grateful to have found these products, says:
"I’m so grateful that they had the perfect product for this project... If not for them I don’t know if the defacing material would have come off that fast.”
Read more by checking out the original article at San Antonio Express News.




Photo Credits: Bob Owen, Staff-photographer / San Antonio Express-News