Graffiti Wipes

Smooth, non-porous surfaces such as metal, glass, painted/sealed panels, plastics, polycarbonate, uPVC and enamelled signage. Always test first.

Yes, they’re suitable for many plastics including polycarbonate. Always patch-test an inconspicuous area before full use.

They’re not designed for porous masonry. For brick, stone or concrete use a liquid or gel graffiti remover.

Fresh spray paint, permanent marker, pen, adhesive/sticker residue and general grime on smooth surfaces.

Each resealable pouch contains 16 wipes.

Yes—formulated without alcohol and without traditional solvents. Low-odour and convenient for public-space use.

They’re in a resealable pouch designed to hold moisture. Reseal immediately after use and store upright to prevent drying.

Wipe the area using the textured side; allow a brief dwell on stubborn marks, then finish with a clean section of the wipe. For heavy/aged paint, escalate to a liquid/gel remover.

They’re intended for painted/sealed, non-porous surfaces, but coatings vary. Always test first and avoid aggressive rubbing on sensitive finishes.

Gloves are recommended. Avoid prolonged skin contact and wash hands after use. Dispose of used wipes responsibly.

Use with care. If the substrate is an artwork you want to keep, test on a small corner. For protecting murals, consider a dedicated clear art varnish.

Keep sealed when not in use. Store cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. Do not freeze.