Anti graffiti coatings have their place, but they are not the solution to solving your graffiti problems. They are ideal if you have your own cleaners and want to make the task of removing graffiti easy for them. A common application is coating the inside of toilet blocks and cubical partitions. Coatings are a significant investment initially and they require care with cleaning and periodic maintenance. The graffiti still has to be cleaned from the substrate which involves a labour cost. On masonry surfaces like brickwork and concrete, it is quicker and cheaper for our team to remove graffiti from uncoated substrates.

Sand blasting is no longer an accepted method of removing graffiti. While it is quicker and cheaper, it causes irreversible damage to substrates and can lead to concrete cancer, problems with rising damp and brick degradation. It opens up the pores of brickwork exposing it to the elements, which causes significant problems with staining and future graffiti attack.

The procedures developed by our team are all chemically based. We rely on chemically breaking the molecular bonds within the graffiti, drawing it to the surface and rinsing with water under pressure. This procedure ensures no substrate damage takes place. It works superbly on masonry surfaces like brickwork and concrete.