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The Sunnyside Corporation 68932 Ready-Strip Graffiti Remover is a powerful, water-based solution designed to tackle tough stains like aerosol spray paint, lipstick, and ink. Its biodegradable and non-flammable formula makes it safe for both the environment and your workspace, while its versatility allows it to be used on a wide range of surfaces including brick, metal, and wood.
C**N
Works beautifully on pavers
Incredible product that removed pool surfacing material and concrete drops from pavers. Our lousy contractor made a mess on our brand new pavers and i needed something that would remove the splatters, drops etc. that normal paver cleaning wouldn't. They had even dropped concrete on pool pavers when installing new water spill piece. This worked great without damaging the pavers. It did take the sealant off so we did have to have the pavers cleaned and resealed. The paver cleaners had told us the stuff couldn't be removed so we are thrilled. Perfect product after lousy contractors.
R**O
Works better than pressure washing
I grabbed the Sunnyside Ready-Strip Graffiti Remover to clean up some graffiti, and honestly, it worked better than my pressure washer on its own. I sprayed it on, let it soak for a solid 30-40 minutes, came back, gave it a light scrub, and then hit it again with the remover. Finally, I fired up the pressure washer, and wow—this stuff worked wonders.It cut through the graffiti like nothing else I’ve tried. If you’re dealing with graffiti, this combo of spray and rinse gets the job done without breaking a sweat. Highly recommend!
S**.
works as stated in advertisement
Why did you pick this product vs others?:buy reading other reviewsEase of use:This stuff works great and I can say fast even on very old stains and painted areas. Remember to rinse area when done. Only problem I had was in the shipping of the product to me; when arrived was in a plastic bag that leaked and some got into shipping box also because cap was not tight.
A**R
Messy but gets a lot off.
Left on for an hour. Gets a lot off . Deep stuff still there. But it drips. See spot I tested ( by green arrow) and drips under.You can also see the natural spray I tried ( below right) and a spray gel (above green arrow) from Home Depot.For any removal you need a good pressure washer.Few days later- I lowered a star because it started separating and coming out liquid( water vs mush) . It did not work as well. Maybe you can only do a 3x3 space at a time.Followed directions like the first time but again the spray separated after spritzing 1/4 of bottle.
H**R
Did not work
Spray top didn't work and I used half the bottle and it barely smeared the graffiti. Didn't remove any of it
T**A
It worked like a miracle.
I had graffiti sprayed on my pick up truck. I didn’t know what to do about it, so I let it sit for a few weeks. Someone told me I should have tried to get it off right away because the longer I waited the harder it would be. Finally, I was looking for a solution on Amazon and found this product. I was not real hopeful. However, I sprayed it on the paint then sprayed it with water while using a sponge. Within a few minutes, I cleaned all of the paint off of the driver side of the truck. It even got the paint off of the wheels and tires. It really did work like a miracle.
T**.
Works perfectly with siding
This stuff works perfectly for vinyl siding. The graffiti I cleaned had been there for some years. I followed the instructions and all the paint binded with the spray and came right off with a hard brush and a wet towel after 30 minutes.
K**T
Amazing graffiti remover (or stain)
This remover was delivered on time and, let me tell you, it is amazing. The previous owner stained the deck and it looked like she stained the vinyl siding. We followed the directions and with in 4 hours all the stain was removed. Please note you will need elbo grease. We used shop rags which we through out afterwards. Some of the red stained was on fingers and nails, but can be removed with some goo gone. I would highly recommend this product.
