Graffiti & Paint - Render

Removing paint and graffiti from render surfaces requires careful consideration of the render type, as some products can react with specific materials. For example, certain removers may melt silicone-based render or previously applied paint on rendered surfaces. Cementitious render, however, is typically easier to clean as long as it has not been coated with paint or a sealer. When dealing with porous render, a ghosting remover may be necessary if graffiti has penetrated deeply, leaving residual shadows after initial cleaning.

For vertical surfaces requiring paint removal with Dichloromethane-based strippers like RapidStrip Pro, it’s important to note that HSE training is legally required. If you need assistance with this training, please contact us for guidance. For best results, carefully follow all product instructions, perform a test patch to check compatibility, and use appropriate PPE to ensure safe handling. PureSeal’s solutions are designed to help professionals restore render surfaces safely and effectively.