Graffiti Removal

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Jeff Robison

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I have been a Taginator guy for years, but am wondering what is everyone else using for graffiti removal lately. I have seen some products mentioned, but see companies come and go it seems. I have some very old graffiti on brick to remove for one of the biggest property managers in Atlanta and want to make sure I am using the best stuff available.

Jeff Robison
Clean Up Atlanta
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I got some 'worlds best' from a phantom contractor in Phoenix and it has worked perfect a few times so far on newer graffiti. It can go on with a squirt bottle which is fantastic, and is not noxious which is great. For old paint I would use soy gel which is amazing stuff also. Also pleasant, I swore of using any of that stuff that just kills you while its being used.
 
tomtucson said:
I got some 'worlds best' from a phantom contractor in Phoenix and it has worked perfect a few times so far on newer graffiti. It can go on with a squirt bottle which is fantastic, and is not noxious which is great. For old paint I would use soy gel which is amazing stuff also. Also pleasant, I swore of using any of that stuff that just kills you while its being used.
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Really? I heard that there are no professionals in Phoenix.
 
Ed Thompson said:
I bought Taginator at the NJ event since I didnt have to pay shipping. Got a job coming up. Can anyone give a quick run down or share any wisdom on how to use it? Thanks in advance.
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Ed you can call if you want . I take care of all the school districts around and use t- nator. 2035580968
 
This is how I did it. I put it in a spray bottle, get a good one. Sprayed it down and let it sit for 15min to 30min. Then pressure washed it off with very hot water. I did it on a lot of curbing came off great. Use rubber gloves.
 
Ed Thompson said:
I bought Taginator at the NJ event since I didnt have to pay shipping. Got a job coming up. Can anyone give a quick run down or share any wisdom on how to use it? Thanks in advance.
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I still have a burn on my forehead from using Taginator to this day from about 3 years ago. Don't let any get on you, use a cheap pump sprayer so you can throw it away afterwards because the smell will linger, and wear a mask when using it. The stuff smells like battery acid.

I've been using Adam's products for about 2 years now and will never go back to using Taginator or Tagaway.
 
It seems like you have to use so much more of the Worlds Best Grafitti Remover since you have to spray it on 3 times compared to the Taginator. I had a sales rep give me some last week and it didnt seem to work as well and it left more shadowing than the Taginator.
 
Vince Wood said:
I still have a burn on my forehead from using Taginator to this day from about 3 years ago. Don't let any get on you, use a cheap pump sprayer so you can throw it away afterwards because the smell will linger, and wear a mask when using it. The stuff smells like battery acid.

I've been using Adam's products for about 2 years now and will never go back to using Taginator or Tagaway.
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That stuff will sting!!!
 
midatlanticpower said:
It seems like you have to use so much more of the Worlds Best Grafitti Remover since you have to spray it on 3 times compared to the Taginator. I had a sales rep give me some last week and it didnt seem to work as well and it left more shadowing than the Taginator.
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I have had to apply only 1 or 2 applications on the new or old stuff, no problem.

I tried the taginator and tagaway many years ago and on a hot day with no wind, that really sucked!

I called the World's Best before they had it here in America, they had some youtube videos promoting their product (call was over $7.00 per minute) and found out when they would be here so I got some as soon as they setup shop there in california and really liked how you can breathe using their product, it worked great and did better than anything else I had tried.

The city here had 2 graffiti trucks built with hot water pressure washers, soda/sand blasters and all kinds of chemicals and when they were put into use, all you had to do is call the city if you got tagged and they would take care of the problem. The only issue is wood fences, they have the dumbazzes that were caught go and paint them with paint. It is a shame because you see wood fences on major roads with all kinds of paint, all different colors on them and they just look bad. No more cleaning up graffiti here because of the city trucks so I eventually sold the city my chemicals that I had and gave them some tips on removing graffiti and have not looked back.

I would recommend The World's Best to anyone as it is the best I have tried.
 
Ron Musgraves said:
Urban is so much better I will buy a 5 gallons to anyone who can prove its not better, Side by side
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The question was about t-nator because he has it and I've been using it for 15 years. Been very successful and have red marks to prove it. I've tried other stuff without much success and always looking for the better way.
 
I have not had to do more then a single dose except on some very old and heavy paint on concrete.
 
I used some taginator on some stuff the other day and it seemed alot weaker than the stuff i got in the past whats the price difference between the two or three in question?
 
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