Graffiti Remover Elephant Snot (2 - One Gallon pails) Sold by The Manufacturer

Elephant Snot is the workhorse for the most difficult of porous surface graffiti removal requirements and recognized by graffiti removal professionals as an industry leader among graffiti removers. ELEPHANT SNOT Graffiti Remover penetrates deeply into concrete, cement, brick, grout, stone, virtually anything porous to dissolve and loosen all types of tags, and in many cases, simple water hose pressure will do the job. WHERE TO USE ELEPHANT SNOT:: Schools, Subways stations, Bus stations, Park district facilities, Commercial buildings, Fences, Highway sound barrier walls. Currently in use by the US Forest Service, US National Parks, commercial and residential properly managers, city municipal facilities and parks departments, professional graffiti removal specialists and state parks wanting the best in graffiti removal.General Instructions: STIR BEFORE USE. ELEPHANT SNOT should not be used for any other purpose/removal, without thoroughly testing in an inconspicuous area for effect. Apply by brush or roller. Water cleanup recommended after each use. Allow to penetrate affected areas for 15-20 minutes (30-40 minutes in cold temperatures). Use power washer with 15° tip with 1000 - 3000 PSI maximum pressure. For optimum performance and removal speed use hot water (190°F). Excellent results may be obtained with a Cold Water Power Washer with the above specifications by doubling the dwell time (30-40 minutes). Alternative Method: Allow to penetrate for 30-35 minutes, agitate with stiff brush, and remove with water hose at maximum nozzle pressure. Repeat process if necessary. Use SHADOW MAX to remove any ghosting or shadow. Clean up all equipment after each use with water.

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