Graffiti Program

The key to a good graffiti program is that it must be quick, easy, and cost effective. The more this is so, the faster will be the response to remove the graffiti. The less time the "artist" has to admire their work, the less likely they are to repeat it.

Aldon "Premium Stripper" will easily remove the graffiti. However, to prevent paint being absorbed into the surfacing and making the job more difficult - it should be appropriately sealed.

The suggested program includes

  • Aldon Premium Stripper  Premium Stripper to remove the existing graffiti.

  • Aldon Insta-Clean  Insta-Clean   if no graffiti and only dirt, grease, oils, etc. need to be cleaned off.

  • One of Aldon's sealers that can build at least a little bit of gloss. The sealer creates a surface that is easier to clean, or if a very bad situation - the sealer can be removed and graffiti on top of the sealer comes off with it. Then, reapply the sealer.

Benefits:

  • The sealer will create the desired gloss level appearance.
  • The sealer retards or prevents the graffiti paint from seeping into the surface, thereby making it easier to clean. In some cases, a brush and Aldon "Insta-Clean" may be all that is required.
  • If necessary, the sealer is easily removed in selected areas with Aldon "Premium Stripper" (taking the graffiti with it). As "Premium Stripper" removes epoxy and urethane sealers, graffiti paint is quite easy.
  • "Premium Stripper" is a controllable semi-gel that can be confined to a small area.
  • The sealer is easy to replace in that area without showing a difference.
  • Indian slate
  • Unsealed at yellow arrow
  • Sealed at red arrow
  • Black spray paint graffiti
Indian slate with graffiti
"Premium Stripper" applied at arrow
Semi-gel formula allows small, controlled area to be cleaned.
Premium Stripper at arrow
Paint comes off with a rag
Graffiti wiped off on rag
Graffiti wiped off at arrow
"Premium Stripper" allows controlled removal of small areas.
Graffiti removed

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