This can be done in two steps.
1. Use Bare Brick, Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover .
2. Spray or brush onto graffiti and rinse with a pressure washer.
Graffiti on
Cast
Concrete
Flood Coat
with Bare Brick Stone
and Masonry Graffiti
Remover
Green or black netting found around construction sites and tennis courts is an easy target for vandals. Using a pump-up sprayer, spray on Bare Brick Stone and Masonry Graffiti Remover once, and agitate with a broom or brush before rinsing.
It may be helpful, in some cases, to spray the graffiti remover onto both sides of the fence before rinsing. This will ensure the remover has a chance to dissolve all the graffiti which has penetrated both sides of the net.
Spray paint graffiti on hurricane fencing
After
application of Bare
Brick Stone &
Masonry Graffiti
Remover
3
Golden Rules
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.