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A pressure washer/vacuum attachment is ideal for jobs where water reclamation is vitally important. Apply Bare Brick, Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover by with a brush and agitate before using the pressure washer with the attachment to rinse off. (Note: A wet vacuum and power connection are required for this method.)



Natural Restoration uses the EcoBlaster Portable Pressure Washer for hard-to-reach locations that are often only accessible by kayak. Images Courtesy of Natural Restorations.
When this type of equipment is not available, you can protect runoff from entering a waterway by using a tarp and disposing of the water into the dirt to biodegrade. This is essential for removing graffiti from natural environments.
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Images Courtesy of Natural Restorations
807 sq. ft. of graffiti removed from Canyon Lake at Boulder Creek, Arizona. Images Courtesy of Natural Restorations.
Check out these two videos of graffiti removal from natural stone featuring organizations Trash No Land and TrailMothers.
1) If graffiti is not coming off easily, you're doing it wrong! You may require a change of tact or use of another product.
2) If you can't remove a little bit of graffiti, then you're not going to remove a lot. TEST FIRST before applying product to an entire job. This way you can determine if you’re on the right track before embarking on full scale removals.
3) If you're working hard, you're doing it wrong. Forget the scrubbing, blasting and any other abrasive measures. Put simply, either your products are working or they’re not. Any problems can be taken care of with the right technique.
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