Graffiti Removal Products

[Russ Johnson]

Southside Equipment is now a distributor for Taginator and Tagaway in the Louisville, KY area.

Taginator is designed to remove graffiti from porous surfaces such as cinder block, brick, cast concrete, stucco, etc.

Tagaway is a spray and wipe product to remove graffiti from hard and painted surfaces such as street signs, rest room partitions, porta potty walls, glass, vehicles, etc.

 

[bears]

how about a price list??

 

[Russ Johnson]

Taginator:
Quart - $15.13
Gallon - $43.13

Tagaway:
Quart - $14.89
Gallon - $41.68

 

[jlpressure]

Cool Russ

I have used it 3 times over the past years and its worked great for me. Just don't get to many graffiti calls, but if I di, I will give you a call

 

[810f250]

Nice Russ, I hear that stuff is good stuff.

 

[Terry Campbell]

Good to know you carry it, Great Stuff.

 

[Russ Johnson]

I went today and did a demo for the parks department. Heavy graffiti on painted over graffiti. Took everything down to bare concrete. Dumazz me forgot the camera at the office. They were, needless to say, quite impressed. I feel an order comin' on!

 

[810f250]

I went today and did a demo for the parks department. Heavy graffiti on painted over graffiti. Took everything down to bare concrete. Dumazz me forgot the camera at the office. They were, needless to say, quite impressed. I feel an order comin' on!

Crap!! , that would have made some great video too!

 

[HotShot_Anthony]

Russ... Taginator - spray on with trigger sprayer, then pressure wash off?

My church got tagged Tuesday and of course I volunteer to remove it. I'm no grafitti removal expert. If they would have written in grease, I'm your man, but paint.. not my specialty.

Also, how far will a gallon go?

 

[Scott Stone]

Yes, that is how it works. You spray it on, and let it dwell for a little bit, then pressure wash it off. Simple stuff.

 

[Jeff Robison]

I do a lot of graffiti removal. Taginator is the best stuff on the market that I have tried. Several companies send me stuff to try and hands down Taginator is the product of choice.

 

[Russ Johnson]

Anthony, according to the manufacturer 1 gallon will do 200 sq feet.

 

[Tomdurbin]

Does this product burn the skin or stain mortar joints?

 

[Big Mike]

, according to the manufacturer 1 gallon will do 200 sq feet.

In a best case scenario yes, but many times a second application is needed so that reduces the sq footage. I always try to keep a 5er on hand and I've never had an issue with running out. We use Taginator about 10 to 1 compared to Tagaway. They're both great products.

 

[Big Mike]

Does this product burn the skin or stain mortar joints

Yes, and sometimes. It's basically a strong potassium hydroxide so it will burn. As for the staining, the only time I've ever had an issue was a white mortar joint and not rinsing the resulting paint runoff quickly enough. A second application cleared it up pretty good.

 

[scottwash]

I just did some graffiti removal today, I was able to get 95% off off curbing. 5% just lighten it up/ Would the cold weather have a effect on it? The paint was real thick on the curbing.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Can it be used on painted surfaces? Will remove the paint under the grafitti?

 

[Russ Johnson]

I just did some graffiti removal today, I was able to get 95% off off curbing. 5% just lighten it up/ Would the cold weather have a effect on it? The paint was real thick on the curbing.

Yes, during cooler weather, I'd increase the dwell time. Might use another coat and let it sit for 1/2 hour - 40 minutes.

Can it be used on painted surfaces? Will remove the paint under the grafitti?

It will pull the base paint layer. It's really intended for bare, porous surfaces.
Tagaway is more for painted, hard surfaces.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Good Products for sure Taginator

 

[Vince Wood]

Good Products for sure Taginator

You haven't tried the new stuff have you? It's got more of a citrus smell to it.