A-GRAF REMOVER graffiti remover

A-Graf Remover is a specially designed product for removing graffiti and other contaminants from delicate materials, such as paint coatings, car bodies, plastics, and surfaces coated with the A-Graf 2K and the semi-permanent A-Graf . Its slow action and gradual dissolution of contaminants selectively removes graffiti without damaging the surface on which it was painted. To remove old paint, use Green Paint Stripper . Read the advice on our blog: How to apply anti-graffiti protection?

Graffiti remover

It's always recommended to remove graffiti as soon as possible. Some "oily" inks (e.g., waterproof markers) contain slowly evaporating solvents that penetrate deeply into the substrate before drying. Leaving the graffiti on too long will remove it from the surface, but not from the depths. If you're dealing with painted surfaces, don't wait too long before removing the graffiti. Use with caution on vehicle paintwork that has undergone repainting or other paintwork repairs.

A-Graf Graffiti Remover - use:

The product is ready to use. Before use, test on a less visible part of the surface. Apply the product to the graffiti by spraying or brushing. Wait long enough for the paint (ink) to dissolve, then gently wipe it off with a cloth. Repeat the spraying and wipe off any remaining dirt from the first application. Once the graffiti is completely removed, wipe with a soft cloth.

A-Graf Graffiti Remover - properties:

• form: colorless to straw-colored liquid
• scent: mild, characteristic
• application: brush or spray
• density: 1.02 g/cm³
• Consumption: depending on the intensity of contamination and the properties of the substrate, approx. 200-300 ml/m²
• flash point: 61°C,
• warranty: 24 months from the date of production,
• packaging: 0.5 l (atomizer), 2 l.

A-Graf Cleaner - according to the Occupational Health and Safety regulations:

Use standard precautions for working with other solvents. Keep out of reach of children. Protect eyes and skin from direct contact with the product. Wear protective goggles and gloves. In case of contamination, wash skin with soap and water and change contaminated clothing. Immediately flush eyes with plenty of running water for at least 20 minutes. If irritation occurs, seek medical attention. Ventilate the area while working.