Graffiti Remover Spray

Overview easy-off Graffiti Remover Spray is a rapid, all-purpose cleaner for everyday tagging on public and commercial assets. It removes graffiti from 100% of vandalised non-porous surfaces and around 80% of porous surfaces, making it the go-to first-response product for local authorities and professional crews. The formulation is plastic & polycarbonate safe, biodegradable and not tested on animals. Always test a small area first. Key benefits Proven coverage of surfaces: cleans 100% of non-porous and ~80% of porous surfaces. Plastic & polycarbonate safe: suitable for bus shelters, signage and street furniture. Fast acting: dissolves spray paints, marker inks and dye-based media; holds contaminants in suspension for easy wipe-off or rinse. Ready to use: convenient spray format for mobile teams. Responsible choice: biodegradable and not tested on animals. Chosen by professionals: widely used by UK local authorities and graffiti removal companies. Typical use cases Bridges, subways and transport infrastructure Buildings, shopping centres and public realm Buses, trains and street cabinets Signage, glazed panels and powder-coated metals How to use Spray onto the affected area and allow to dwell (typically 5–10 minutes for heavy pieces). Wipe clean on smooth surfaces, or rinse/pressure-wash on larger or porous areas. For residual “ghosting” on masonry, follow with Graffiti Stain Remover. Compatibility Best on: non-porous/smooth surfaces (glass, metal, painted or sealed panels, powder-coated items). Also effective on many porous substrates (brick, stone, concrete) — test first. Coatings: compatible with anti-graffiti finishes (e.g., permanent systems) for efficient clean-downs. Also removes Sticker residue, uncured silicone and acrylic-type adhesives (useful for fly-posting attacks). Formats 500 ml spray 5 L jerry can and 25 L drum for larger jobs Available in Graffiti Removal Kits and with Graffiti Wipes Compliance & safety CHIP, COSHH & REACH compliant. Biodegradable; not tested on animals. Refer to the SDS for handling and PPE guidance.