[Richy L]

these came up quite nice...

[Richy L]

.... this one i had the problem with.

I have to go now though, but ill be back online later

[trevor perry]

how did you get on with the ghoster richy

[steve doyle]

You could try photo shop for tricky jobs! 

[mark.laycock1@ntlw]

hi ricky,what products did you uses.

[ace jetwash]

well done richy !

[Richy L]

hi ricky,what products did you uses.

I used
M176 Seldon - Full Power graffiti remover (for porous surfaces)
T018 Seldon - graffiti remover (for plastics and polycarbonates)
T070 Seldon - D-Solve graffiti remover(for brick and masonary work)
K14 Seldon - graffiti remover (spray gel)
also hydrochloric acid

then I got some graffiti removing gel from graffitihotline,
and ghost remover from the same guys too.

how did you get on with the ghoster richy

the ghost was really good on some parts. will definatly buy again, and i would recommend it to anyone. But some parts of the graffiti wouldn't shift with all those chemicals on there.

[mark.laycock1@ntlw]

hi have you the address details ? could you send me them.

[Richy L]

sent

[mark.laycock1@ntlw]

hi no details yet. mark.laycock1@ntlworld.com

[Richy L]

ive sent it again
 

[Ged]

what about salt or chalk blasting the stubborn stuff. just that i recently saw the council using this method on concrete slipway. don't have personal experience of this procedure but maybe someone on here does.

Ged

[Richy L]

i told the company i was doing the job for sand blasting would get a better result, but they said they "didnt want to go down that route."
They just wanted to use chemicals on it.