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Graffiti Remover Gel

Cling gel remover for graffiti paints, inks and marker stains on hard surfaces—optimized for vertical application and controlled dwell time. Substrate-tested and use-case dependent.

High cling for walls & facades Grades by coating type For masonry / concrete / metal (test) SDS / COA / TDS on request
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Packaging: pails / drums / IBC / bulk (as applicable)
Documentation: SDS / COA / TDS on request
Lead time depends on grade, lane & volume

Important: Always perform a small-area compatibility test on the exact substrate/coating before full application.

Overview

Graffiti removal is rarely “one chemical fits all.” Different paints (acrylic, alkyd, enamel), inks, permanent markers, and clear coats respond differently. This product family is supplied in multiple grades that balance solvency, dwell time, rinsability, and substrate safety.

Cling gel rheology

Stays where applied to increase contact time on vertical surfaces and reduce run-off.

Targeted solvency

Select grade based on graffiti medium (spray paint, marker, ink) and surface type.

Operational control

Designed for brush/roller application with visible dwell window before lift/rinse.

Procurement-ready

Supply lanes for recurring maintenance programs, municipalities, and facilities.

Applications

Typical use cases for maintenance teams and contractors. Final grade selection depends on substrate porosity and coating sensitivity.

Where it fits

Public infrastructure

Walls, tunnels, underpasses, stations, bridges—gel cling helps reduce run-off.

Often used with low-pressure rinse and containment practices.

Commercial facilities

Perimeter walls, loading bays, shutters, utility rooms, service corridors.

Grade can be optimized for minimal odor/fast turnaround (subject to site rules).

Transport & fleet

Metal panels, hard plastics, signage—use caution with paint systems.

Patch-test recommended to avoid dulling or softening coatings.

Stone & masonry restoration

Brick, natural stone, concrete—porous surfaces may require multiple light passes.

Supports controlled dwell to reduce deep penetration and “ghosting.”

Signage & wayfinding

Aluminum/composite signs and frames—select gentler grades when needed.

Consider protective top-coat after cleaning for repeat vandalism zones.

Maintenance programs

Recurring procurement for municipalities and facility managers.

We can align packaging and documentation to your internal approval flow.

Note: Porous substrates may show residual “shadowing” depending on dwell time, pigment type, and prior sealers. A second pass or a surface poultice approach may be required.

Recommended use workflow

Use the lowest effective grade first. Over-strong chemistry can discolor or etch certain substrates, or soften existing coatings. Always follow local HSE rules and site requirements.

  1. Pre-check & patch test
    Confirm substrate type, porosity, and coating sensitivity. Test a small area and assess after full rinse/dry.
  2. Prepare the area
    Remove loose debris. Protect adjacent surfaces (painted trims, plastics) and set up runoff control if needed.
  3. Apply gel generously
    Brush or roller-apply an even film. Avoid overworking; film thickness supports dwell and pigment lift.
  4. Controlled dwell
    Allow time for softening/lifting. For sensitive substrates, use shorter dwell with multiple passes rather than one long dwell.
  5. Agitate & lift
    Use soft brush or pad as needed. Collect residues for proper disposal where required.
  6. Rinse / neutralize / final wash
    Rinse with water or compatible rinse step. On porous surfaces, a follow-up detergent wash can help remove residual oils/pigments.

Dwell time

Typically minutes, grade-dependent. Longer dwell is not always better on sensitive substrates.

Coverage

Depends on surface roughness and film thickness. Provide m² estimates in your RFQ for sizing.

Rinse constraints

If rinse water is limited, request a grade designed for wipe-off and controlled residue handling (where feasible).

Typical specifications & formats

Values depend on grade, regional compliance, and customer requirements. Confirm details on quotation.

Quality & documentation
Form Thickened gel / high-cling liquid gel (by grade)
Active system Solvent-based / solvent-blend grades; optional surfactant assist for rinseability (by request)
Viscosity profile Designed to stay on vertical surfaces; multiple rheology options available for rough vs smooth substrates
Rinsing Water rinseable grades available; wipe-off workflows possible for controlled environments (process-dependent)
Odor / VOC strategy Multiple grades available depending on site requirements and local regulations (confirm per destination)
Compatibility Substrate and coating dependent; patch testing is mandatory for sensitive materials and painted surfaces
Documentation SDS / COA / TDS available on request; batch traceability depends on lane and packaging
Packaging Pails, drums, IBC, bulk (as applicable)

If you have procurement constraints (restricted substances lists, EHS approvals, labeling language), include them in the RFQ so we can align grade and documentation.

Safety, handling & storage

Industrial graffiti removers often contain strong solvents. Ensure ventilation and follow SDS guidance for PPE and storage. Provide your site’s safety constraints (indoor use, low-odor requirements, restricted substances) so we can propose an appropriate grade.

PPE (typical)

Chemical-resistant gloves, eye/face protection, and protective clothing as indicated by SDS.

Ventilation

Use in well-ventilated areas. Indoor use may require specific low-odor grades and process controls.

Storage

Keep sealed, away from heat/ignition sources. Storage conditions depend on grade and regulations.

Disposal: Handling of residues/rinse water is site- and regulation-dependent. Follow local requirements and your EHS procedures.

FAQ

Quick answers for engineering, maintenance, and procurement.

Will it remove all graffiti in one pass?

It depends on the medium, pigment, and substrate porosity. Porous surfaces may require multiple controlled applications.

Can it be used on painted walls?

Use caution. Many graffiti removers can soften paint systems. Patch testing is mandatory; request a coating-safe grade where feasible.

Is it safe for natural stone?

Stone sensitivity varies widely (polished vs porous). Grade selection and dwell control are critical—share stone type and finish in your RFQ.

How do you choose the right grade?

We align on graffiti medium (spray/marker/ink), substrate, and constraints (odor/VOC/rinse water). Photos help.

What documents are available?

SDS and COA are available on request. A technical data sheet (TDS) can be provided depending on grade and supply lane.

Can you supply recurring orders?

Yes—share monthly volume, packaging, and destination. We can structure supply for maintenance programs and tenders.

Request a quotation

Send your substrate details, graffiti type, and estimated quantity. We’ll route to the correct supply lane.

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Minimum info

Substrate + graffiti type + photos + location + quantity.

Preferred info

Application method, rinse constraints, productivity target, and any restricted substances list.

Commercial info

Packaging preference, order frequency, and Incoterm (if known).