Description
When to use Shadow Remover
- Residual graffiti shadows and ghosting after paint removal
- Porous surfaces including brick, concrete and masonry
- Older graffiti where pigments have penetrated below the surface
- Final restoration to improve the appearance of treated surfaces
Operational focus: Shadow Remover penetrates porous surfaces to lift residual pigments that remain after the initial graffiti has been removed, helping restore the substrate and reduce visible ghosting.
How Shadow Remover fits into the Graffiti-Enz system
Shadow Remover is applied after the primary graffiti has been removed with Gold or Red. It targets the residual pigments left within the pores of the surface before the area is finished with Germ-Enz.
- Gold: removes heavy-duty graffiti and coatings
- Red: removes general-purpose graffiti
- Shadow Remover: lifts residual staining and ghosting from porous surfaces
- Germ-Enz: neutralises the surface and completes the restoration process