Tools for Graffiti REmoval from Paint, Metal and other smooth surfaces
Tools for Graffiti Removal from Paint, Metal, and other Smooth Surfaces
- Graffiti Remover Solvent: Green Label Medium Duty for Painted Surfaces (soy-based, pH Neutral, non-aerosol) or Red Label Heady Duty for Wide Spectrum (if smooth surface is non-sensitive such as aluminum, metal, fire hydrant, newspaper box, mail box etc.)
- Non-Scratch Scouring Pad: (Scouring pads mounted on a handle work the best, Blue 3M Non-Scratch scouring pads with sponge and scouring pad combo are recommended. )
- Gloves: Chemical resistant (thicker gloves will prevent tears and allow for repeated use)
- Safety Goggles: Non-vented (protects the eyes, especially important scrubbing a surface or pressure washing)
- Dray Rag: Dry, Absorbent rag, microfiber, or paper towel (necessary to remove bulk of softened up, "buttery" paint from surface)
- Wet Rag: Wet rag or paper towel (necessary to wipe down surface to remove any residual bulk of softened up, "buttery" paint from surface)
Tools for Graffiti REmoval from Brick, Concrete and other porous surfaces
Tools for Graffiti Removal from Brick, Concrete and other Porous Surfaces
- Graffiti Remover Solvent: heavy duty for brick and concrete (soy-based, pH Neutral, non-aerosol)
- Brush: Brass wire brush or stiff nylon grout brush (the harder the bristle, the more "bite" but the greater the risk of scratching the substrate.)
- Scouring Pad: (Scouring pads mounted on a handle work the best)
- Gloves: Chemical resistant (thicker gloves will prevent tears and allow for repeated use)
- Safety Goggles: Non-vented (protects the eyes, especially important scrubbing a surface or pressure washing)
- Pressure washer, garden hose or bucket of water to rinse.
- If using a pressure washer, always use a face shield and 25 degree green nozzle.
