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Graffiti like this doesn't just look bad. It signals to customers and passersby that a property isn't being looked after. That perception matters, and it can stick around long after the graffiti itself is gone - unless you actually do something about it.
Our approach here was a two-step process. First, we worked to break down and lift as much of the spray paint from the brick surface as possible. Then we followed up with a paint-over to fully cover what remained and bring the wall back to a clean, uniform look. You can see the work in progress as the wall starts coming back to life, section by section.
The end result is a wall that looks cared for again. No trace of the original tags. Just a clean surface that doesn't pull attention for the wrong reasons. That's exactly what good graffiti removal should do for a commercial property.
Jobs like this are more common than most people think. If your building has been hit and you're not sure what the right fix looks like, this is a solid example of what a proper removal and paint-over can accomplish.