Anti-Gaffiti Films

[Guest vclimber]

It may stick, but what about removal? So far, I've never had to remove any of it.....especially not from ss or a mirror.

If you use grafitti film with the weaker adheasive then it will come off easy. Peel off, spray adheasive with soap/ammonia, use a scrub pad to remove.

[Guest Tintin' Magician]

But without damaging the surface you're trying to protect?

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

on mirrors and glass comes off no problem little to no adhesive left on glass

[Guest Tintin' Magician]

on mirrors and glass comes off no problem little to no adhesive left on glass

Gotcha

[Guest vclimber]

But without damaging the surface you're trying to protect?

It's different from Security adheasive. Comes off easy...

[TINT]

It's different from Security adheasive. Comes off easy...

anti graffiti film is not suppose to leave adhesive at all. so I heard. almost all installs I've done and gone back to replace, it leaves a bit of adhesive.

[Guest vclimber]

anti graffiti film is not suppose to leave adhesive at all. so I heard. almost all installs I've done and gone back to replace, it leaves a bit of adhesive.

Nothing is perfect but it beats removing full-strength security adheasive.

[TINT]

Nothing is perfect but it beats removing full-strength security adheasive.

it sure does. 90% of all remove and reinstall of anti graffit film are security and 4mil

im serious its all over the SF city.

[Guest cherasia]

I thought of another place where this stuff could be used. Was at a gas station the other day and saw the flat surfaces on the pump were all scratched up by graffiti-nuts.

Shauna

[Guest filmdit]

anti graffiti film is not suppose to leave adhesive at all. so I heard. almost all installs I've done and gone back to replace, it leaves a bit of adhesive.

What are you using to install it with?

Film On

BabyShampoo

Dish soap