Uploaded on Aug 28, 2019
Removing graffiti is not easy, while cleaning graffiti some amount of damage to the surface is unavoidable. Here are some tips if you are thinking how to remove graffiti? Basildon Stone Ltd offers graffiti removal services in London & Essex.
How to remove graffiti from different surfaces
How to remove graffiti
from different surfaces?
Graffiti is commonplace around the world and has even gained street art status in
the eyes of millions. But unless you’ve given outright consent, any graffiti on your
property is nothing but vandalism. Although most graffiti can be removed using
soapy water or basic cleaning solutions, some amount of damage to the surface is
unavoidable. This damage can even be permanent as the surface’s character can
change as a result of the paint’s action. Because of this, permanent
graffiti removal can become very hard, if not impossible. Here are some graffiti
removal tips
GRAFFITI REMOVAL
Metal Surfaces
Paint can be cleaned off metal surfaces more efficiently than all other surfaces, except
glass. The most effective way is to scrub the paint off using a paint thinner. Paint
thinners include lacquer thinner, mineral spirits and acetone.
Wooden Surfaces
You could try removing the graffiti by wiping the wooden surface using mineral spirits,
provided the wood is not the weathered kind and has been sealed with stain, sealer or
paint. You could also try a power-wash at high pressure for wooden surfaces.
GRAFFITI REMOVAL
Plastic Surfaces
Most people prefer to replace the affected part, rather than try removing the graffiti, as
plastic is cheap. However, if replacing is not possible or expensive, you can use highly
fine bronze or steel wool to rub away the paint.
Glass Surfaces
removing graffiti is easy when it’s a glass surface. Almost all paint can be scraped off the
glass surface using a fine razor blade. You can use highly fine bronze wool and water to
softly rub off the paint.
GRAFFITI REMOVAL
Masonry
The most effective way to remove graffiti from masonry is to give it a power-wash at high
pressure. If that doesn’t work, sand-blasting should do the trick. There are also
certain industrial graffiti removal products that you can use to remove the graffiti from a
stone, concrete or brick surface.
Other Solutions
Painting It Over
Use Non-Chemical Graffiti Removal Agents
CONTACT US
Visit:
https://www.basildonstone.co.uk
Telephone:
01268 755590
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