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Elephant Snot from Graffiti Solutions is designed for the most difficult porous surface removal requirements. Elephant Snot penetrates into concrete,

Written by American City & County Administrator
1st November 2010

Elephant Snot from Graffiti Solutions is designed for the most difficult porous surface removal requirements. Elephant Snot penetrates into concrete, cement, brick, grout and stone to dissolve and loosen all types of tags, and in many circumstances, water hose pressure will remove the paint. It can be applied with a thick nap roller or wallpaper paste brush. Other graffiti removal products include Smooth Max, Max Swipes and Shield Max.

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