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The Grand opening event for The Taylor Yard Bikeway /Pedestrian Bridge across the Los Angeles River was scheduled for the14th of March 2022.
This beautiful and bold new structure crosses the LA River and connects Elysian Valley on the west side of the river and Taylor Yard on the east side. In the weeks prior to the grand opening graffiti vandalism spread to every surface from one side to the next.
Graffiti Clean up performed by the builder Ortiz Enterprises Inc included removals from passivated stainless steel grating, concrete bike path and and painted steel.
The Taylor Yard Bridge spans 400 feet across the LA River and is nick named "Rumble Fish" after the 1983 Coppola film about rival gangs of LA. The two offset cantilevered view decks in the middle are designed as a meeting point as if in a handshake or dance and nullify the rivers past as a border wall between communities.
The architecture of The Taylor Yard Bridge takes inspiration from the area’s industrial past, a modern interpretation of the railroad bridges that once crossed the river, and mid-20th century Los Angeles architecture.

Adam demonstrates how to remove graffiti from passivated stainless steel grating.
It is located just near our factory and we were thrilled to show Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and Ortiz construction the products and techniques needed for their clean up prior to the grand opening.
Graffiti removal from Passivated Stainless Steel Non-slip Grating

Product used Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Remover.
Graffiti removal from Stained Concrete Bike Path Grating

Product used Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Remover.
One Pro Starter Packcontained enough product to clean the bridge completely and perfectly.
For more information about our graffiti removers, or to discuss your specific project needs, contact us here.