Graffiti Remover

Overview

easy-off Graffiti Remover is a ready-to-use liquid graffiti remover for everyday tagging. It penetrates spray paint, marker pen, ink and dye-based graffiti, lifts it from the surface and holds it in suspension, so you can wipe it away or pressure-wash it off.

It is the all-purpose remover in our range of graffiti removal products, and the one to start with on mixed sites. Its datasheet states that it removes graffiti from 100% of non-porous surfaces and around 80% of porous surfaces. It is also plastic and polycarbonate safe.

It suits councils, facilities managers, estates teams and graffiti removal contractors who need one commercial graffiti remover for glass, metal, plastics and masonry. It is also suitable for the general public to use, following the label. If you are comparing graffiti removers or wider graffiti removal solutions, start here and step up to a specialist product only where you need to.

Why choose it

• One graffiti cleaner for mixed sites: for glass, metal, painted and sealed panels, plastics, and many brick, stone and concrete surfaces.
• Plastic and polycarbonate safe: tested on both, and designed to remove graffiti without damage or blooming. Always patch-test.
• Ready to use: no mixing or diluting. Spray, brush or wipe it on.
• Pressure-washer compatible: speeds up clean-downs on large or porous areas.
• Removes more than graffiti: also tackles sticker and adhesive residue, uncured silicone and acrylic-type adhesives.
• Works with anti-graffiti coatings: designed for routine clean-downs of surfaces protected with a permanent coating.
• Not flammable, with a fresh citrus aroma.

Where to use it

Use it on non-porous surfaces such as glass, metal, painted or sealed panels, plastics and polycarbonate. It also works on many porous surfaces, including brick, stone and concrete, where a rinse or pressure wash finishes the job.

Typical settings include bus shelters, signs, street furniture, transport assets, housing estates and the wider public realm.

It is not the right product for deep shadows (ghosting) left in porous masonry after cleaning, or for heavy, weathered paint on brick, stone and concrete where a standard remover struggles. Use a dedicated stain remover or a strong masonry remover for those jobs.

How to use it

1. Test first: try a small, hidden area and check the result before treating the whole mark.
2. Apply undiluted: spray, brush or wipe the remover over the graffiti.
3. Leave it to work: allow 3–4 minutes for graffiti, or 5–8 minutes for sticker and adhesive residue. Don’t let it dry.
4. Agitate old marks: on very old graffiti, work it with a green nylon pad soaked in remover.
5. Remove: wipe smooth surfaces with a clean damp cloth. Rinse or pressure-wash larger and porous areas.
6. Repeat if needed. If a shadow remains on masonry, follow up with Graffiti Stain Remover.

Choosing a size

Coverage is 4–10 m² per litre, depending on how porous the surface is. As a guide, that is roughly 20–50 m² from 5 litres and 100–250 m² from 25 litres.

• 5 litre: the contractor standard. Easy to carry in a van for maintenance rounds and one-off clean-ups.
• 25 litre: for depots and teams running regular removal programmes.

Need something to carry? The same remover comes in a 500 ml spray bottle, sold on the Graffiti Remover Spray page.

Good to know

• Always patch-test, especially on painted finishes, signage and plastics. Coatings and paints vary.
• 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 in sealed containers in a cool, dry place. Shelf life is 12 months.
• Safety data: read the label and Safety Data Sheet before use.

For deep shadows in brick or stone, use Graffiti Stain Remover. For stubborn, aged paint on masonry, choose Strong Graffiti Remover. To protect surfaces once they are clean, see Anti-Graffiti Coating.

Compare all our graffiti removers and removal products.