The problem: Paint damage from graffiti and cleaner
Local trains, other vehicles and objects are often defaced with graffiti. High costs are unavoidable. For example, replacement vehicles must be provided, and possibly additional personnel for special cleaning. And a vicious circle begins:
- Aggressive chemicals are used for graffiti removal, which attack the original paint – with every application.
- Over time, the surface becomes porous and cracked
The consequence:
- The substrate is no longer fully protected
- Dirt particles settle in the paint damage and are difficult and impossible to remove completely.
- The surface becomes unsightly over time
The removal of new graffiti is becoming increasingly difficult. Experience shows: After several graffiti removals, the paint surface is permanently damaged – resulting in a spiral of effort and costs due to more and more frequent cleanings up to premature repainting. Conventional graffiti protection products cannot change this, they do not provide lasting protection.