Graffiti Wipes

Overview

URBAN easy-off Graffiti Removal Wipes are pre-soaked graffiti wipes for fast, first-response clean-ups. Each pocket-sized, resealable pouch holds 16 tough, absorbent wipes saturated with easy-off graffiti remover. Use them to lift fresh spray paint, permanent marker and grime from smooth, non-porous surfaces.

There is nothing to mix and no sprayer to carry. That makes these graffiti removal wipes a good fit for caretakers, estates teams, councils, schools, transport operators and shop owners who want to remove a tag the moment they see it. They are proven safe on plastic and polycarbonate surfaces such as street signs, bus shelters and shop fronts.

Why choose it

• Grab-and-go: no mixing, sprayers or buckets. Open the pouch and wipe.
• Plastic and polycarbonate safe: suitable for many plastics, including polycarbonate. Test first.
• Super-absorbent fabric: locks in inks to reduce smearing.
• Alcohol-free and low-odour: easy to use in public spaces.
• Resealable, pocket-sized pouch: keeps wipes moist and fits in a pocket, glovebox or patrol bag.
• Removes more than paint: also lifts pen, sticker and adhesive residue.

Where to use it

Use the wipes on smooth, non-porous surfaces: metal, glass, painted or sealed panels, plastics, polycarbonate, uPVC and enamelled signage. Typical places include bus shelters, ticket machines and street furniture; trains and buses; schools, leisure and retail parks; and estates rounds and community clean-ups.

They are not designed for porous masonry. For graffiti on brick, stone or concrete, or for heavy, aged paint, use a liquid or gel graffiti remover instead.

How to use it

1. Test on a small, hidden area first, especially on painted finishes and signage.
2. Wipe over the graffiti with the textured side of a wipe, straight from the pouch.
3. Leave it for 3–4 minutes on stubborn marks so the remover can penetrate.
4. Finish with a clean section of the wipe, or wipe over with a clean damp cloth.
5. Repeat if needed. If the paint is heavy or aged, step up to a liquid or gel remover.
6. Reseal the pouch straight away so the remaining wipes stay moist.

Choosing a size

• Single pouch (16 wipes): for a pocket, desk drawer or glovebox. Buy one with another product, or order at least 3 pouches when buying wipes on their own.
• Box of 50 pouches (800 wipes): for councils, transport operators and facilities teams kitting out several vehicles or sites. No minimum order.

Ordering Urban wipes for a whole team? The box of 50 lets you hand a pouch to every vehicle, site or patrol.

Good to know

• Always patch-test. Coatings vary, so avoid aggressive rubbing on sensitive finishes.
• Gloves recommended. Avoid prolonged skin contact and keep away from eyes, as the remover can cause serious eye irritation. Wash hands after use.
• Disposal: dispose of used wipes responsibly, and do not let the remover enter drains.
• Storage: keep pouches sealed and upright, in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Do not freeze. Storage life is 12 months.
• Murals and street art: if the surface is artwork you want to keep, test on a small corner first.

For brick, stone or concrete, use Graffiti Remover Gel or the liquid Graffiti Remover. For a complete starter set with remover, wipes and PPE, see the Graffiti Removal Kit.

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