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 →
Twenty wipes — the starter canister, not the warehouse pack
The 20-pack (SKU 1447X20) is the same soy-based graffiti remover wipe as the 40-count, in a smaller canister for offices, small retail, and anyone who does not need a month of inventory on a shelf. One canister. Twenty pre-moistened wipes. Lid on. That is the whole kit for a storefront that gets tagged twice a season, or a front-desk drawer that has to handle the next Sharpie incident without calling a contractor.
If you have never used a graffiti remover wipe, start here. You will learn how the abrasive fabric behaves on your actual aluminum, tile, and painted metal — not on a demo video — before you commit to a 6-pack case. The formula is still the professional soy-based paint remover: biodegradable, no amyl acetate, no methylene chloride, built for spray paint, enamel, ink, and permanent marker on non-porous surfaces.
Who the 20-pack is for
- Small property, one building, or a single retail suite
- Office managers who need a marker remover more often than a full vandalism response kit
- Trying the product before stocking every truck with 40-counts
- Tight storage — the canister is smaller, the chemistry is not weaker
If your crew already burns through a 40-count in a week, skip this and buy the larger canister or the 6-pack. Twenty wipes is not a municipal supply. It is the right graffiti cleaner for a site that wants speed on the next tag without a case in the basement.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the 20-pack a weaker formula than the 40-pack?
No. Same soy-based paint remover, same wipe fabric, fewer sheets. You are choosing inventory size, not strength. SKU 1447X20 vs 1447X40 is count only.
Can a small retail shop live on 20 wipes a year?
Many can, if tags are rare and you catch them inside 48 hours. One large mural-style hit can spend several wipes. If you are tagged monthly, the 40-pack is cheaper per wipe and you are less likely to run out mid-job.
What surfaces should I test first?
Do a hidden spot on painted walls, especially if you do not know the paint system. These graffiti remover wipes are intended for non-porous surfaces: tile, glass, aluminum siding, stainless, plastic partitions, signs. Bare brick is the wrong first test — use the gallon or gel.
How fast does a fresh tag come off?
On smooth metal or glass, often under two minutes with firm circular pressure. After 72 hours, plan on more dwell and more wipes. That is vandalism cleanup physics, not a defect in the canister.
Should I buy this or the 6-pack of 20-counts?
Buy this single 20-pack to evaluate. Buy the 6-pack case (120 wipes) when you want a canister at the front desk, one in the maintenance closet, and spares without paying single-unit pricing six times.
Do they remove spray paint from drywall?
Drywall is porous and painted with architectural latex. You may lift the tag and the wall paint together. These are not a drywall-safe magic eraser. Stick to non-porous surfaces or expect to touch up paint.
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