Non Stick Paint

Overview

Non-Stick Paint (Flygo Clear Anti-Fly Poster Paint) is a clear, matt anti-sticker coating for external surfaces. Its non-stick, low-surface-energy finish stops adhesives such as glue, wallpaper paste and even Superglue from bonding. Fly-posters won’t adhere, and sticker-bomb tags have nothing to grip, so they blow away or peel off easily.

It is an anti fly-poster paint for councils, town centre managers and facilities teams who look after street furniture, cabinets, roller shutters and lampposts. A single application gives a permanent, non-stick finish with no need to reapply.

Why choose it

• Adhesives won’t bond: glue, paste, Superglue and sticker backing can’t take hold.
• Easy poster removal: posters fall off or peel away easily, with no water or solvent cleaning needed.
• Repels graffiti too: permanent marker, spray paint, ink and dye-based media wash off with water, with no specialist graffiti remover.
• Bird droppings rinse away: rain washes droppings off the non-stick surface.
• Clear matt finish: keeps the natural appearance of the surface.
• Permanent, single pack: one coat withstands thousands of poster and sticker attempts and hundreds of graffiti removals.

Where to use it

• street furniture and cabinets on high streets and in town centres
• roller shutters and lampposts
• external walls, windowsills and building facades

It is designed for external surfaces and can be applied to a wide range of substrates. Test a small area first.

Not suitable for: painting straight over existing posters, stickers or dirt: the surface must be clean and dry first. To hide existing graffiti under a colour, use Coloured Anti-Graffiti Paint instead.

How to apply it

1. Clear and clean: remove existing posters, stickers and soiling, for example by power washing. The surface must be clean and dry.
2. Repaint marked walls: on painted masonry or rendered walls, re-paint any soiling or graffiti with good-quality exterior masonry paint first.
3. Prime brick and sandstone: apply a non-darkening primer before the top coat on all sandstone and brick surfaces.
4. Apply: one coat by brush, roller, conventional or airless spray.
5. Dry and cure: touch dry in 3–4 hours and fully cured in 24 hours.

How much do I need?

Coverage is 8–10 m² per litre, depending on surface porosity, so a 5 litre tin covers about 40–50 m². Measure each face you want to protect and add them up. For large or very porous areas, contact the team.

Cleaning graffiti off it

Graffiti washes off the non-stick surface with water, so no specialist graffiti removal products are needed, and the coating withstands hundreds of removals. Posters and stickers either fall away or peel off easily, leaving the finish intact.

Good to know

• Patch-test first to check adhesion and appearance.
• Finish: clear and matt.
• Safety: the safety data sheet supplied with it warns that it may cause an allergic skin reaction. Wear gloves and eye protection, avoid breathing vapour or spray, and work in a well-ventilated area. People prone to skin allergies should not handle it.

Want a hard clear glaze for walls as well? See Anti-Graffiti Coating or Clear Anti-Graffiti Paint, or use the product finder.

Compare all our anti-graffiti paint and coatings.