Graffiti Remover Spray

Overview

easy-off Graffiti Remover Spray is a ready-to-use graffiti remover spray for fast, first-response clean-ups. It dissolves spray paint, marker inks and dye-based graffiti and holds them in suspension, so you can wipe them off smooth surfaces or rinse them from larger and porous areas.

The 500 ml bottle suits mobile teams, caretakers, councils and facilities managers who want to deal with tags as soon as they appear. It is plastic and polycarbonate safe, so it works well on bus shelters, signage and street furniture. Its datasheet states that it removes graffiti from 100% of non-porous surfaces and around 80% of porous surfaces.

If you need a simple graffiti removal spray for everyday graffiti cleaning, this is the one to keep in the van.

Why choose it

• Ready to use: no mixing or diluting. Pick up the bottle and go.
• Plastic and polycarbonate safe: tested on both. Patch-test first.
• Fast acting: breaks down spray paint, permanent marker and dye-based media.
• More than graffiti: also removes sticker residue, uncured silicone and acrylic-type adhesives, which helps after fly-posting.
• Works with anti-graffiti coatings: helps tags release from permanently coated surfaces during clean-downs.
• No neutraliser needed: just rinse with clean water afterwards.
• Not tested on animals.

Where to use it

It works best on smooth, non-porous surfaces: glass, metal, painted or sealed panels, powder-coated items, signage and glazed panels. It can also work on many porous surfaces such as brick, stone and concrete, but results vary with porosity and paint age, so test first.

Typical settings include bridges, subways and transport infrastructure; buildings, shopping centres and the public realm; and buses, trains and street cabinets.

It is not designed for deep shadows (ghosting) left in porous masonry; follow up with a dedicated stain remover for those. For large areas, the 5 litre and 25 litre liquid is more practical than bottles.

How to use it

1. Test on a small, hidden area first.
2. Spray the remover undiluted onto the graffiti.
3. Leave it for 3–4 minutes to penetrate the paint or ink.
4. Agitate old marks: on very old graffiti, work it with a green nylon pad soaked in remover.
5. Wipe or rinse: wipe smooth surfaces with a clean damp cloth. Rinse or pressure-wash larger and porous areas.
6. Repeat if needed, then rinse thoroughly with clean water, especially on porous surfaces.

Choosing a size

Coverage is 4–10 m² per litre depending on the surface, so one 500 ml bottle treats roughly 2–5 m².

• 500 ml bottle: for one-off tags, caretakers, and keeping in a van or patrol bag.
• Box of 10 × 500 ml: for teams, fleets and regular rounds, so every vehicle can carry a bottle.
• 5 litre and 25 litre: the same remover in bulk containers for larger jobs and refills, sold on the Graffiti Remover page.

Good to know

• Patch-test first. Coatings vary, so check painted finishes and signage, and avoid aggressive abrasion.
• PPE: wear gloves and eye protection, as the remover can cause serious eye irritation. Work in a well-ventilated area.
• Run-off: do not let the product enter drains.
• Storage: keep bottles sealed and upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not allow to freeze. Shelf life is 12 months.
• Safety data: read the label and Safety Data Sheet before use.

For larger jobs, buy the same remover in 5 litre and 25 litre containers. For quick wipe-off clean-ups, try Graffiti Wipes, or get remover, wipes and PPE in one box with the Graffiti Removal Kit.

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