Graffiti Removal
I'm working on removing the graffiti from the rock on my hiking trail. First I tried a wire brush, which took the paint down from a bright green to a gray-green, but it was still clearly visible. The right part of the tag in this picture has been brushed, and the left part is as it was originally.

Next I tried Goof Off with a wire brush.

I don't know . . . does this look any better? Now it's a blurred tag, but still clearly there.
I see that Goof Off makes a special graffiti remover, which I haven't seen in the stores. I may have to order some and try that next.

Next I tried Goof Off with a wire brush.

I don't know . . . does this look any better? Now it's a blurred tag, but still clearly there.
I see that Goof Off makes a special graffiti remover, which I haven't seen in the stores. I may have to order some and try that next.
Labels: hiking


1 Comments:
Get a $2 can of Gum-Out carburetor cleaner from the auto supply store. It works great on removing graffiti. Also, a cordless grinder may be needed.
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