Overview
easy-off+ Strong Graffiti Remover is a professional-grade, high-strength graffiti remover for porous masonry. It takes over where our standard easy-off Graffiti Remover leaves off: stubborn, weathered or layered graffiti on brick, stone and concrete.
It penetrates deep into graffiti paint, blisters spray paint and dissolves ink-based marks so they can be rinsed away. It also removes spray paint basecoats. It is made for graffiti removal companies, contractors and local authority anti-graffiti teams who need clean walls quickly on bridges, subways, service yards and other repeat-tag locations.
Choosing the best graffiti remover for concrete or brick comes down to how porous the surface is and how old the paint is. For fresh tags, start with a standard remover. If that is not cutting through, or you need an industrial graffiti remover for brick and concrete from the outset, this strong graffiti remover is the next step.
Why choose it
- High strength: for aged spray paint, basecoats and difficult inks where general removers struggle.
- Masonry specialist: made for porous brick, stone and concrete, including textured and absorbent surfaces.
- Deep penetration: works into the pores and blisters spray paint, so it rinses away more easily.
- Fewer passes: reduces repeat passes and labour on deep-seated tags.
- Simple method for crews: paint on, agitate, leave to work, rinse.
- Full safety data sheet supplied with each order.
Where to use it
Use it on porous mineral masonry: brick, stone and concrete. Typical settings include subways, bridge abutments, retaining walls, perimeter walls, service yards, rear alleys and pre-handover clean-downs on refurbishment projects.
Do not use it on paint, zinc (galvanised metal), aluminium or glass, as it will damage them. It is not suitable for plastics, including polycarbonate, or for delicate coatings. On smooth, coated or plastic surfaces, use a plastic-safe multi-surface remover or graffiti wipes instead.
How to use it
- Prepare: put on your PPE. Brush off loose dirt and debris. Protect nearby glass, metalwork, painted surfaces and plastics, and pre-wet surrounding vegetation.
- Test: try a small area first to check the result on that surface.
- Apply: brush it on with a brick cleaning brush or alkali-resistant brush, and work it well into the surface.
- Keep it wet: keep agitating and apply more product if needed. Do not let it dry. Start with a short dwell and increase it as needed for the substrate, temperature and paint thickness.
- Rinse thoroughly: good rinsing is essential. Ideally use a high-pressure, low-volume washer at 69 bar (1,000 psi) and 18–25 litres per minute, with a 15–45° fan tip. Water up to 70°C may help but is not essential. Without high pressure, scrub while hosing at low pressure.
- Repeat on very heavy build-ups, or spot-treat remaining areas. If a shadow remains, follow with Graffiti Stain Remover.
Choosing a size
Strong Graffiti Remover comes in a 5 litre container, the contractor standard, with the full Safety Data Sheet. For bulk quantities, contact us and we will advise.
Good to know
- It is corrosive. The Safety Data Sheet classes it as causing severe skin burns and eye damage, and harmful if swallowed. Use it with care and the correct PPE.
- PPE: alkali-resistant gloves, safety glasses and protective clothing as a minimum. Keep an eye bath to hand and follow your site risk assessment.
- Ventilation: make sure the area is well ventilated, especially when enclosed, and avoid creating mists.
- Run-off: do not let it discharge into drains or rivers. Contain spills with bunding and absorb them with dry earth or sand.
- Storage: keep containers tightly closed and upright, in a cool, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight.
- Always patch-test before full use.
For smooth, coated or plastic surfaces, use Graffiti Remover. For shadows left in the pores after rinsing, follow with Graffiti Stain Remover. For bulk quantities or technical advice, contact our team.
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