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WELCOME TO OUR Removing graffiti and Crayon PROJECT

This project is presented by www.ecosolutions.co.uk

Summary: Removing graffiti from walls and surfaces including childrens crayon.


Cleaning graffiti from walls, especially childrens crayons, is a hugely popular question to Diydoctor. As always we have done our research and found the best product for you. Graffiti go will clean off all graffiti from walls and other surfaces including crayon and felt tip.....The answer to a mum's prayers! Click on any of the images to prchase Graffiti Go™.

Graffiti Go
Graffiti Go
Graffiti Go

Graffiti Go!™ is the answer to the growing problem of graffiti damage, estimated at over £ 2 Billion in the U.K. alone.

Graffiti Go!™ is a safe and easy to use all-round product that simultaneously does the work for which several different products would have been necessary in the past. It was formulated by Eco-Solutions from the most advanced, patented water-based technology in the world. Being harmless to humans and the environment, the product is safely being used by an increasing number of consumers and professional users alike

Will safely work on the following substrates:

All woods: All metals (including Aluminium): Stone (including soft and porous stones): Brick: Marble: Concrete: Most plastics (may etch certain types of Perspex and polycarbonate):

Graffiti Go! will remove the following:

All paints including car spray paints: Graffiti shadow: Leather dye: Marker pens: Crayons: Fly-posters: Chewing gum:

Product Features

One product does all - requires no pre-or after-treatment.

No specialist personal protective equipment required.

Will not affect substrates, as long as timing is adhered to. Graffiti Go!™ removes as many layers as you want to remove; ideal when removing unwanted paint marks from painted surfaces without damage to that painted surface (closely watch timing - test a small area first).

Minimal VOC content; 0.000004%, as certified by an independent laboratory, following a flame ionisation detection test.

Non-hazardous: Non-toxic: Solvent-free: Totally safe - no fumes, no skin burns: One product works on all surfaces: Non-caustic. pH neutral - leaves no efflorescence or salts.

Cleaning off is easy - just use water.

 




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