Creosote - These products are useful if graffiti are embedded into the grain of wood.Paint, dyes and coatings - It is often easier and more cost effective to simply paint over or dye surfaces affected by graffiti, or by applying anti-graffiti coating.They are particularly effective when used with paint remover and graffiti remover. Wire Brushes - These can be used to remove graffiti from porous surfaces.White Spirit- This may be effective against spirit-based felt tip pens on many surfaces.Cloths, scouring powder and scourers - These tools are usually sufficient against water-based felt tip pens on non-porous surfaces.( Always follow makers' instructions for use). The choice of tool chosen for graffiti removal will depend on the composition of the graffiti whether oil or water based and the type of surface, either porous or non - porous. It is worth keeping a small amount of paint in store so that you can quickly paint over any graffiti that appears Tools for Removing Graffiti Read the instructions first before using any of these products.Įgg shell and oil based paints create a smoother surface and it will be easier to clear graffiti from them in the future, as opposed to an ordinary masonry paint. Stubborn - Stubborn graffiti can be removed with the help of specific removal products available from hardware stores, but it very much depends on the surface involved.It is likely that traces of graffiti will be left, but this may fade a little or can be painted over. Scrub it off -Graffiti on non-porous surfaces such as masonry paint, tiles, shiny bricks and glossy paints can often be scrubbed off using a strong detergent and lots of elbow grease.Anti - graffiti paints are available which make graffiti removal a lot easier. However, for best results the graffiti should first be scrubbed or even primed (especially when the graffiti is dark ). Brush it out - A simple solution to graffiti on wood and previously painted surfaces is to paint over the top.Also, small areas of graffiti are often added to so it is a good idea to remove graffiti as quickly as possible. Wipe it out -Most graffiti are made by either a permanent marker pen or paint spray from a can.The quicker and more often graffiti is removed the less likely are the vandals to strike again.nightlights, locks, fences, and maybe even CCTV. Make sure your property has good security measures to prevent access for graffiti vandals i.e.Use good quality polyurethane gloss paint, as it is the easiest to clean.Vandals are less likely to deface property with these colours, as graffiti will not stand out. Try to use paint with muted tones i.e.This deters vandals, as graffiti would not be clearly visible. Put trellis or climbing plants on walls to create an uneven surface.You can do the following to help prevent graffiti appearing on your property: How can I prevent graffiti on my property? Any graffiti on private property is the proprietors' responsibility. West Dunbartonshire Council currently removes all graffiti from council-owned property including litter bins, council houses and playgrounds.
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