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Remove Graffiti  from painted Fire hydrant:
a step-by-step guide for fast, safe, & easy graffiti removal

How to remove Graffiti from A Painted Metal fire hydrant

6 Simple Steps to Remove Graffiti from a Painted Metal Surfaces such as a fire hydrant.
Step 1: Spray Clean City Pro Red Label Graffiti Remover or Clean City Pro Green Label Graffiti Remover
Step 2: Allow short dwell time of 10 to 30 seconds
Step 3: Swirl gently with mild scouring pad
Step 4: Wipe surface clean with dry, absorbent rag.
Step 5: For the best results, rinse with water or wipe down with wet rag.

Notes:  When removing graffiti from a heavily painted surface, less delicate removal is required, as the substrate is painted with multiple layers of the same color.  Additionally, with elements such as the fire hydrant below, perfection is less important than speedy and complete graffiti removal.  In the photos below, had a blue non-scratch scouring pad been used instead of a course green scouring pad, less of the red top coat would have been effected.
Remove Graffiti From a Painted Metal Fire Hydrant
Step 1: Spray Graffiti with Graffiti Remover
Remove Graffiti From a Painted Metal Fire Hydrant
Step 2: Lightly rub to soften graffiti
Remove Graffiti From a Painted Metal Fire Hydrant
Step 3: Wipe with dry rag
Remove Graffiti From a Painted Metal Fire Hydrant
Step 4: Done!

Best Graffiti Removers for Fire Hydrant

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Clean City Pro Red Label Heavy Duty Graffiti Remover

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Red Label Heavy Duty Graffiti Remover
Removes Spray Paint and Permanent Marker from a Wide Range of Surfaces including Painted Metal, Plastics, Concrete, Brick and More

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Clean City Pro Green Label Medium Duty Graffiti Remover

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Green Label Medium Duty Graffiti Remover
Removes Spray Paint and Permanent Marker from Painted Metal, Plastics, Vehicles and a Wide Range of Smooth Surfaces
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  • Home
  • How To Remove Graffiti
    • Tips and Techniques for Removing Graffiti From Any Surface
    • Best Tools for Graffiti Removal
    • Four Essential Elements for DIY Graffiti Removal
    • from Brick
    • From Concrete
    • From Limestone
    • From Cars Bumpers and Trucks
    • From Traffic Signs
    • From a Painted Metal Door
    • From a Mail Box
    • From a Pole or Bench
    • From a Garage Door
    • From a Fire Hydrant
    • From a Newspaper Box
    • From Playgrounds
    • From Plastic
    • From Glass
  • Selection Guide: Graffiti Remover
  • Shop Graffiti Products
    • Red Label: Heavy Duty Graffiti Remover
    • Blue Label Gel: Heavy Duty Graffiti Remover
    • Green Label: Medium Duty Graffiti Remover
    • Yellow Label: Light Duty Graffiti Remover
    • Anti-Graffiti Coating
  • Eco Safety
    • Graffiti Remover Environmental Comparison Table
    • Safety Data Sheets
  • Graffiti Removal Blog
  • Best practices for Graffiti Removal
    • Tips and Techniques for Graffiti Removal
    • Schools Graffiti Removal Best Practices
    • Graffiti Removal Best Practices for Park Districts
    • Transit Agencies Graffiti Removal Best Practices
  • Contact
    • Distributors and Resellers
    • Privacy & Security Policy