Anti-Graffiti Coating

What This Service Involves

We apply sacrificial and non-sacrificial anti-graffiti coatings to walls, monuments, and utility structures that are repeatedly targeted. Sacrificial coatings let crews remove tags with hot water and reapply a fresh layer, while permanent coatings withstand repeated solvent cleaning. We assess substrate porosity and moisture before application because Puget Sound humidity affects cure and adhesion. Coated surfaces are logged so your maintenance staff know which cleaning method each location requires.

Benefits

Dramatically faster future removals with no repainting; a choice of sacrificial or permanent systems matched to each site's risk; reduced long-term abatement labor on chronically tagged surfaces; substrate testing that prevents adhesion failure in damp conditions; a coating map handed off to your crews

Our Process

1) Survey targeted surfaces and test substrate moisture and porosity; 2) Clean and prep each surface to the coating manufacturer's spec; 3) Apply the selected coating system in the correct number of passes; 4) Record coating type and reapplication instructions per location

What Affects the Cost

Coating type and coverage rate; total surface area and access height; surface prep and cleaning required beforehand; number of coats specified; weather windows that limit application days

Best Time of Year

Coatings are best applied during dry, mild stretches from late spring through early fall when surfaces stay dry enough to cure.