graffiti removal - General Cleaning Issues

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graffiti removal

Posted by ccs (ccs), 27 August 2003

can anyone tell me a good product which would completely remove old graffiti from a soft brick on a sports centre, The manager has tried some graffiti removal products but none have worked so any sugestions would be appreciated.

Posted by Northerclean (Northerclean), 28 August 2003

Always be very careful when getting involved with graffiti removal, you can use chemicals, however, should you damage the wall or anything surrounding it you may find yourself with a bill and not an invoice.

I'd recommend using a professional (www.northernclean.co.uk)

Posted by kemp (kemp), 3 September 2003

I know of a company who specialise in just this sort of product. As far as I am aware they sell to lots of councils around the country who have a graffiti problem. They even sell stuff that you can paint on your walls and if someone comes along with a spray can it just falls off! If you are interested in getting in touch with them let me know. I don't know their direct email but I can put you in touch with someone who does! Hope this helps.

Posted by ccs (ccs), 3 September 2003

Thank you for your responce, I would be gratefull if you could inform me of the company name & number/e-mail for a chat thanks again

Posted by shinnyshinner (shinnyshinner), 4 September 2003

Hi kemp could you please pass this supplier details on to me too at Alscleaningserv@aol.com many thanks
Alan

Posted by catrodney (catrodney), 6 September 2003

:Hi i have used products by a company in Godalming Surrey called Watco who certainly know everything about industrial paints and spray paint removal.They will only supply to trade though! Cheesy

Posted by Anj (Anj), 29 October 2003

hi kemp can you send me that email address too

at duncia@blueyonder.co.uk

Posted by petra (petra), 29 October 2003

Hi kemp I would like the company details too pleeaasee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Petra
petra80@btinternet.com

Posted by DP (DP), 29 October 2003

If we are talking sacrificial coatings and general graffiti supplies then there are lots of companies out there. I use Tensid uk plc at : http://www.tensid.com/

They are very helpful and retain a list of area contractors or will supply you with the chemicals and good advice.

However I repeat, there are loads.

DP

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