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Anti-Graffiti Coating
Permanent System

This high performance, solvent free coating provides a clear matt and hard scratch resistant finish with high resistance to chemicals and graffiti. It provides a barrier that allows graffiti to be easily and completely removed without causing damage to the coating or the underlying surface. The durable coating provides long-lasting protection and allows for repeated removal of graffiti.

Prices
Excluding Vat and delivery

WITHOUT Prime coat :
1 ltr kit for 10m² £48.00 = £4.80/m²
2½ ltr kit for 25m² £95.00 = £3.80/m²
5 ltr kit for 50m² £175.00 = £3.50/m²

WITH Prime coat :
1 ltr kit for 10m² £63.00 = £6.30/m²
2½ ltr kit for 25m² £132.50= £5.30/m²
5 ltr kit for 50m² £250.00 = £5.00/m²

Do I need to use a prime coat?

The kit includes clear Safety and User Instructions allowing caretakers, painters and the general public to safely apply the coating. Together with the paint brush, wet paint signs and personal protection equipment the kit contains all that is needed to undertake the work.

Area to be coated

When coating a wall it is usual to coat from ground level up to a height of 2.5mtrs - this is the maximium height that most graffiti vandals can reach. You may choose to coat to a higher level particularly if there are adjacent surfaces onto which the vandals can climb.

It would also be wise to consider coating up to a particular architectural feature to minimise the impact of any change of appearance. Examples would be to coat up to the tops of window lintels or coating to the top of a wall if it is slightly higher than the 2.5m recommended.

Primer coat information:

The coating is suitable for application to brickwork, concrete and unpolished stone provided it is first primed with the Permanent System Primer Coat - a high grade acrylic. The primer coat will minimise the change of appearance in the coating, although some change is inevitable.

Surfaces that require a prime coat:
Brick
Terracotta and Fired Clay tiles
Concrete
Unpolished marble, travertine, limestone or granite.

Surfaces that DO NOT require a prime coat:
Painted surfaces
Wood and metal
Polished marble, travertine, limestone or granite.

Important Notes:

This coating is not permeable and is not suitable for surfaces that need to breathe. These would include some older buildings without modern damp proof courses and for buildings where dampness may be a problem. In these situations the Sacrificial System should be used.

When the aesthetic appearance of a surface is of major importance then care needs to be taken in choosing the boundaries of the coated area. If no change to the appearance can be accepted then the Sacrificial System should be used.

This coating is not suitable for application over paints containing silicon or Teflon and is not suitable for some thermoplastic materials.