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Massive Graffiti Removal from Metrolink Trains

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Massive Graffiti Removal from Metrolink Trains: Bare Brick & Sensitive Surface Graffiti Remover

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Los Angeles Pressure Washing Inc expertly removes years-old graffiti from these Metrolink trains as part of a complete interior and exterior restoration for SYSTRA Canada. Exterior and interior surfaces included polyurethane coatings, glass, rubber, and stainless steel.

Exterior Cleaning

The trains pictured below were factory finished with a durable but oxidized polyurethane coating with many layers of older, baked-on graffiti. After thoroughly testing Sensitive Surface Graffiti Remover, Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover, Vanish Graffiti Remover and Heritage Graffiti Remover, it was determined that the fastest and most effective solution was to use Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover for the vast majority of the exterior graffiti.

Exterior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Exterior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train

Interior Cleaning

For interior surfaces, a brush on/wipe off technique using Sensitive Surface Graffiti Remover is used to remove wax crayons, spray paint, and ink markers from the coated walls, glass windows and rubber trim. Feltpen Fadeout is then used for the final removal of any remaining ink stains on coated walls.

Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train
Interior graffiti removal on a Metrolink train

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FAQs

What product removes graffiti from train exteriors?

After testing several removers, Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Graffiti Remover was the fastest and most effective for the layers of baked-on graffiti on the trains' oxidized polyurethane-coated exteriors.

How is graffiti removed from train interiors?

Interior surfaces are cleaned with a brush-on/wipe-off technique using Sensitive Surface Graffiti Remover, followed by Feltpen Fadeout for the final removal of any remaining ink stains on coated walls.

Can these removers be used on coated, glass, and rubber surfaces?

Yes. This restoration safely cleaned polyurethane coatings, glass windows, rubber trim, and stainless steel without damaging the surfaces.

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