Transgel Paint & Graffiti Remover
Transgel Paint & Graffiti Remover
Item No.
WB0052
WB0050
WB0051
Size
Quart
Gallon
5 Gallon Pail
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Product Demo
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Product Description
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Product Instructions
TRANSGEL is a highly effective, safe and BIODEGRADABLE paint
remover for older, hardened and sun baked spray cans from
masonry, metal, asphalt and timber surfaces. Recommended for
the removal of graffiti from road surfaces, including
asphalt, tarmac, or bitumen without degradation of the road
surface. Can be used on unpainted metals and pre-painted
steel fencing.
TRANSGEL will remove
hard sun-baked paints on trains left in yards and thicker
spray can and acrylic murals from buildings. TRANSGEL is
particularly useful for removing old and hardened white and
yellow spray paint.
Features & Benefits
- Fast acting and non-damaging.
- Works on all building surfaces, from porous cinderblock to smooth paintwork, powder coat and asphalt.
- Virtually odorless and non toxic.
- Gel consistency, stays wetter longer ensuring maximum dwell time in order to crinkle thicker/older paint.
Slide for removal & restoration
For typical removal jobs on graffiti and other paint, apply thickly and leave for at least 20 minutes dwell time. Longer dwell times may be necessary in some circumstances. Agitate with a stiff nylon brush or scrub pad if the graffiti is very thick. Rinse with high pressure water. Best results are obtained using a hot water pressure washer.
When removing older, multilayered graffiti and acrylic paint, TRANSGEL can be left to work overnight as it will generally not dry out. This should only be done where it is safe to do so. Once the thick layers of graffiti have been removed from porous surfaces using TRANSGEL, the remaining graffiti residue can be removed using BARE BRICK, STONE & MASONRY REMOVER.
Coverage Guidelines
1 gallon of Transgel will remove approx.:
- 80 – 100 sq ft per gallon on sandstone, limestone or other soft absorbent surfaces, or on thicker paints where additional coats are required.
- 150 sq ft per gallon (per three coats on typical graffiti) for concrete.
- 80 – 100 sq ft per gallon on sandstone, limestone or other soft absorbent surfaces, or on thicker paints where additional coats are required.
Exact coverage caries dependent upon the porosity of the surface, material and the type of paint being removed.
