Graffiti Removal in Buford, GA
If you live or work in Buford, you run the risk of having your property tagged. Graffiti may be viewed as art by some, yet it is an illegal act that can devalue an asset. It detracts from the appearance of your property and may bother passersby. Potential customers may be reluctant to transact with that establishment if a business’s exterior has been defaced with graffiti. If you notice any vandalism on your property, call a company specializing in graffiti removal immediately. It’ll be easier to remove paint quickly because it hasn’t had a chance to fully bond with the surface.
When cleaning graffiti by yourself, you might not have the necessary cleaning agents, know the proper methods, and be able to just paint over any damage. Instead, hire a graffiti removal company like Ross Property Services for the best results. We utilize the proper materials and equipment to remove graffiti from any surface. Schedule an appointment for graffiti removal today by giving us a call.
Brick Graffiti Removal
Buford, GA
Paint tends to get trapped in the crevices of a porous material like brick, making it difficult to remove. As such, the pigment is first broken down, then flakes and chunks of it are loosened by immersing it in a remover or solvent. Afterward, any residual runoff is completely cleaned up.
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Concrete Graffiti Removal
Buford, GA
We use a powerful paint remover or solvent to clean graffiti off concrete. First, we keep the solution on the surface for the manufacturer's recommended duration. Then, we use a squeegee or scraper to remove the paint when the specified period is up.
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Metal Graffiti Removal
Buford, GA
Metal graffiti removal is both simple and challenging. Its smooth, nonporous surface prevents the paint from penetrating it. However, ineffective methods for removing graffiti from metal might lead to damage. That's why we carefully scrape away the paint then use thinners to remove any leftover pigment.
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Wood Graffiti Removal
Buford, GA
Graffiti can be removed from untreated wood using solvents. On the other hand, varnished or painted wood might make graffiti removal more difficult. A low-pressure soft wash may suffice in some circumstances. A last resort is to sand down the graffiti and paint over it.
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