Graffiti Removal

[rcoops77]

Hi All,

Any suggestions on how to remove graffiti?

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Thank you in advance

[truzoom]

I'd see if a claybar can get it. If that doesn't work, very LIGHT application of acetone (on a towel) followed by a polish. You could even try using women's nail polish remover which I think nowadays is toned down somewhat to be less harsh.

[Coopers ST]

Try a magic eraser. I was able to remove bed liner overspray with one. Here is a pic of the work in progress.

[DBAILEY]

There's a GOOP product that works pretty decent, then claybar afterwards.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

I would stop by your local paint shop and see what they recommend. They should have a wax and grease remover on hand that should cut through graffiti with ease.

[Mantilgh]

I've seen Mike recommend Stoners Xenit for graffiti removal.

Stoner® XENIT Natural Citrus Mold Cleaner THE FASTEST WAY TO CLEAN DIFFICULT GRIME! Intense orange cleaner, stoner cleaner, all purpose cleaner, (http://www.autogeek.net/xenit.html)

[rhk531]

You may want to try Flitz MP&F Polish
Flitz Metal Polish, Fiberglass & Paint Restorer will clean, polish, and protect any non-porous surface safely. Flitz Metal Polish, Fiberglass & Paint (http://www.autogeek.net/flpamepo2lbc.html)
Product is available in various sizes here on AG
"Removes Graffiti" is stated on the 2lb Can and on the makers website but not on the AG product page

[FUNX650]

Hate to list non-AGO sourced products
like these:

•Total Solutions Graffiti Wipes
•Krud Kutter Graffiti Remover
•TagAway Graffiti Remover

But...IMO:
that's where following through with
the below thread would come in handy:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/97592-what-products-brands-should-autogeek-carry-2016-a.html


Bob