Description
Graffiti left up invites more graffiti — that’s the science of the Broken Windows Theory. Fresh tags lift in minutes. Tags left 72+ hours bond to surfaces and take up to 4× longer to remove. Every hour counts. Why speed matters →
The 40-wipe canister crews actually keep in the van
This is the soy-based graffiti remover wipe most property managers stock as the daily driver: 40 pre-moistened wipes in a resealable canister (SKU 1447X40). Pull one, hit the tag, reseal. No mixing station, no sprayer to clog, no methylene chloride in the stairwell. The abrasive but non-scratching fabric does the work on spray paint, enamel, ink, and permanent marker so you are not standing there with a dripping rag.
Forty wipes is the size that lasts a week of typical apartment-community or school-campus hits without sending someone back to the shop. Fresh tags on non-porous surfaces — bathroom partitions, aluminum siding, lockers, road signs, bus stops, stainless doors — usually come off in a couple of minutes. That is vandalism cleanup you can finish before the next class change.
What this canister is for
- One truck, one cart, or one night-shift closet
- Spray paint remover for walls that are painted metal, tile, or other non-porous finishes
- Marker remover on plastic partitions and laminate desks
- Non-toxic graffiti cleaner relative to solvent-soaked rags — soy-based, biodegradable, no amyl acetate, no methylene chloride
Not a miracle on raw brick or raw stucco. Porous masonry drinks paint; use the gallon formula (#332) or the gel spray (8307) when the surface is vertical and thirsty. For the everyday non-porous tag, this 40-pack is the graffiti remover wipe you want within arm’s reach.
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Frequently asked questions
How many tags will a 40-pack actually cover?
Fresh marker or small spray-paint tags on smooth metal or tile are often one wipe. Larger tags or paint that has sat past 48 hours may take two or three. Forty wipes is sized for a single site or vehicle, not a city-wide depot — that is the 6-pack case.
Are these soy-based paint remover wipes safe on bathroom partitions?
Yes on typical plastic laminate and powder-coated metal partitions. Test a hidden corner on specialty coatings. The fabric is abrasive enough to lift paint and non-scratching on most non-porous finishes.
Do I still need gloves and ventilation?
Read the SDS. These are a non-toxic graffiti cleaner compared with methylene chloride strippers, but they are still a professional paint remover. Gloves are good practice. Do not treat them like baby wipes.
Wipes vs gel spray vs gallon — which for this job?
Wipes: grab-and-go on signs, lockers, tile, siding. Gel 8307: vertical tile and glass where liquid would run. Gallon #332: brick, enamel, and bigger coverage. Start with this 40-pack if your tags are mostly non-porous and you want one canister on the cart.
How long do the wipes stay wet in the canister?
Keep the lid snapped shut between uses. A resealed canister stays usable through normal weekly vandalism cleanup. If the stack dries out, the canister is done — do not try to rewet with water; water is not the formula.
Will this remove Sharpie as well as spray paint?
Yes. Permanent marker, ink, enamel, and spray paint are the intended soils. That is why facilities use it as a marker remover on desks and stall doors, not only as a spray paint remover for walls.
Where can I buy graffiti remover wipes for painted walls?
Order the GraffitiWipe 40-pack canister at graffitiwipe.com — $22.25, ships from Carrollton, TX. These soy-based graffiti remover wipes are for tags on painted metal, tile, signs, lockers, and other non-porous painted surfaces. They lift spray paint and marker without methylene chloride. Do not use them to strip latex off interior drywall; if the wall paint itself starts to lift, stop and spot-test. This is the facility canister you buy direct, not a big-box aerosol.
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