Delaminates heavy vandalism from uncoated murals.

Overview

Vanish Paint and Graffiti Remover is a powerful, eco-friendly solution designed for removing various types of paints from porous surfaces. It is highly effective on materials such as bare brick, stone, and masonry. This versatile remover can tackle everything from thick acrylic paints and paint spills to extensive graffiti, making it suitable for a wide array of surfaces including natural stone types like limestone, granite, marble, stainless steel, trees, plastics, and playground equipment. Additionally, Vanish is adept at removing old or vandalized murals and can be used to strip adhesive from carpet and tile floors, as well as aged sealants and graffiti coatings.

Features and Benefits

• Eco-Conscious: Complies with the 'Go Green' initiative, being virtually odorless, non-toxic, and biodegradable.
• Efficient Application: Stays wet longer for effective removal, especially in hot weather.
• Easy Rinse Off: Can be rinsed off easily with minimal water, producing environmentally safe gray water soap.
• Gentle Yet Effective: Ensures removal without leaving shadows or damage, and requires no harsh scrubbing.
• Surface Compatibility: Safe and effective on asphalt/bitumen roads without damaging the surface.

Application Instructions

• General Use: Apply Vanish in several coats using a brush, broom, or sprayer. Allow adequate dwell time between coats. The longer it stays as a wet mixture on the graffiti, the easier it will be to rinse off.
• Technique: Use a soft nylon brush for agitation between coats. Rinse with a pressure washer or scrubbing brush and water.
• Patience is Key: Paint removal requires patience for the best results. Ideal pressure settings are between 1500 - 2000 psi with a 15º or 25º fan jet, at a distance of about 6 inches from the surface.
• Special Use: For removing carpet and tile glue, apply Vanish and leave it as long as necessary. Scrape up the dissolved glue before pressure washing with hot water.

Coverage Guidelines

• Concrete Surfaces: Approximately 200 sq ft per three coats for typical graffiti.
• Soft Absorbent Surfaces: About 80 - 100 sq ft on sandstone, limestone, or similar surfaces, or on thicker paints requiring more coats.
• Variable Coverage: The exact coverage can vary depending on the surface's porosity, the material, and the type of paint being removed.