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Grafitti Proofing
Posted: 04 Feb 08 11:22 AM
Has anyone ever heard of special paint that prevents grafitti paint from adhering?
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Re: Grafitti Proofing
Posted: 10 Feb 08 2:19 PM

Hello!   YES there are several products out there that will reduce the adherence of spray-paint and felt-tip graffiti.  Here are just a few:

MicroGuard from Adsil: http://www.adsil.com/products/graffiti.htm

Graffiti Proofer from SEI: http://www.seichemical.com/products/GPA-proofer_anti_stick.html

X-Off from Penco: http://www.pencoproducts.com/Pdfweb/XOffFly8.pdf

I do not know if any of the playground manufacturers are considering including these kinds of protective coatings on the products in the future but I will inquire and report back.

Also: while anti-tagging product is a definate option, it is also REALLY important to do the following if you find have griffiti problems:

1. Clean it up right away: the faster it's gone the less thrill there is for the vandal and the better those who continue to use the equipment will feal.

2. Be persistent: If you prove your resilience then the vandal may decide it's not worth the effort to re-tag over and over.

Good luck!  And let us all know if you try any of those products -- I'd love to know how well they work.

Best,

     Aron

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