Graffiti Gone is a Sierra solvent graffiti remover that strips spray paint tags from brick, cement and masonry walls. Packs run from 1 L to a 20 L drum.

What it does

Graffiti Gone is Sierra's professional strength answer to aerosol paint on walls. Its solvents soften and dissolve the tag so it can be lifted from the surface underneath. The SDS lists 1-methyl-2-pyrrolidone at 20 to 30 per cent alongside light aromatic naphtha and low aromatic white spirit. It is colourless and combustible, smells sweet and solvent like, and stays separate from water.

Where to use it

Sierra rates it for most surfaces, naming cement, brick and masonry first: retaining walls, bus shelters, shopfronts, bridges and toilet blocks. It sits in our stone and paving care range. For other solvent cleaning jobs, look at Citramax Solvent.

How to use

1. Wear goggles and solvent resistant gloves, nitrile for longer jobs, and keep the area well ventilated.
2. Remove sparks and flames, and earth drums when decanting, since the SDS warns of static.
3. Trial a small, hidden patch of the tag and surface first.
4. Sierra publishes no dwell time, rinse method or coverage, so ask us for the maker's directions before a large job.
5. Collect residue with absorbent as contaminated waste; do not hose it into drains.

Safe on / avoid

Cement, brick and most masonry. Sierra's wording is most surfaces, so paintwork, plastics and sealed stone need a trial first. It is toxic to aquatic life: protect drains and garden beds. Store it apart from aerosols, oxidisers and corrosives. The SDS carries a fertility and unborn child warning (H360) and asks for special instructions before use. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Pack sizes and delivery

1L (minimum 12), 5L Jerry Can (minimum 4) and 20L Drum, lot sizes as marked. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout. It travels as general freight.