In a few cases graffiti can be considered something of an art. But in the majority of instances, it’s an eyesore. And if fit ends up on your property (unless it’s Banksy) you’ll want it removed. So how can you go about doing this?
Here’s our quick guide on removing graffiti.
Where has it been applied ? – First you need to consider the material that the graffiti has been applied to. If it’s a flimsier material then you won’t be able to use a heavy duty power washer to blast it off. If it’s something sturdier, you can use heavier duty equipment.
How has it been applied? – When you know the surface it’s been applied to, next you should look at how it’s been applied. Your first thought will of course be spray paint, and that is the most common, but there are other ways to apply the paint. Markers or paint for example. Obviously, the amount of graffiti plays a big role too.
How’s it done? – There are a few different removal methods, each one designed to work on a specific surface or with a specific material.