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 →
One gallon of Athea #332 — when the tag is enamel and the wall is hard
Graffiti Remover Product ID #332 is the liquid, not the wipe and not the gel. One gallon of Athea Laboratories professional-strength formula for the jobs that laugh at a towelette: enamel paint, cured spray paint, and tough graffiti on brick, concrete, signs, partitions, and other hard surfaces. No amyl acetate. No methylene chloride. Still a real graffiti cleaner — treat it like one.
This is the jug you pour into a pump sprayer or apply with a rag on masonry and metal when a soy-based wipe is the wrong tool. Wipes win on fresh marker on a locker. A gallon wins when the paint has started to bond, the coverage is larger than a stall door, or the surface is brick. California Prop 65 warning applies; see the label.
What a gallon is for
- Brick walls, concrete, aluminum siding, road signs, billboards
- Transit: trains, buses, bus stops and seats
- Facilities: lockers, lamp posts, bathroom partitions, desks, wall tile, stainless
- Municipal and contractor work where you already own sprayers
Includes one gallon. The 4-pack is a separate SKU if you are filling a city truck. Pair this jug with GraffitiWipe canisters for the small non-porous hits so you are not wasting gallon product on a Sharpie. This page is the spray paint remover for walls that need liquid dwell, including enamel.
Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Frequently asked questions
Is #332 the same as GraffitiWipe wipes?
No. #332 is a 1-gallon liquid graffiti remover from Athea. GraffitiWipe canisters are soy-based pre-moistened wipes. Different form, different job. Many crews buy both.
Does it remove enamel paint?
That is a primary claim of this formula — enamel and other tough graffiti on hard surfaces. Always test. Dwell time and agitation beat wishful thinking on week-old enamel.
Why no methylene chloride?
Methylene chloride strippers are effective and a serious health-and-compliance problem. #332 is sold as a professional alternative without amyl acetate or methylene chloride. It is not a toy; read the SDS and use PPE.
Can I put it in a pump sprayer?
Yes, that is how most masonry jobs are done. Use chemical-resistant sprayers and do not confuse this jug with a ready-to-use wipe. Protect adjacent surfaces and plants.
Is one gallon enough for a brick wall mural?
Depends on square footage, porosity, and age of the paint. A small tag may take ounces. A cured mural can take a large fraction of the jug and still need a second pass or a coating. Buy the 4-pack if you already know the wall.
Do I need the gel if I have this gallon?
Gel 8307 is for cling on vertical tile and glass with less run. The gallon is coverage and enamel-strength liquid. They overlap on some metals; they are not identical tools.
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