Shield Remover
SaraWest Shield Remover is used when existing sacrificial graffiti protection must be stripped before recoating or restoration. It can also support indoor graffiti removal on sensitive protected surfaces after testing.
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Made in Pampa, Texas
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Spec a custom versionTypical use cases
- 01Municipal graffiti abatement crews
- 02Transit and campus facilities teams
- 03Restoration and repaint contractors
Strip sacrificial graffiti shields clean without scarring sensitive substrates.
Recoat schedules get blown up when old sacrificial films refuse to budge. Crews end up over-scrubbing, flashing the substrate, or chasing residue into seams. On interiors, the risk is higher - one aggressive solvent and you’ve ghosted a finish you were trying to protect. Lost hours. Uneven adhesion. Callbacks you don’t need.
Shield Remover was built for strip-and-recoat control. It softens and lifts sacrificial graffiti protections so they release cleanly, giving you an even, ready-to-bond surface without gouging into the base material. Indoors, after a small test patch, it helps clear tags off sensitive protected surfaces without biting into the underlying finish. Balanced solvency, controlled dwell, and wet-edge stability let operators work faster and safer across stone, sealed masonry, metals, and coated substrates.
Made in Pampa, Texas, by a team with roughly forty years formulating for tough surfaces, this remover is engineered for field realities: variable temps, mixed substrates, and tight timelines. Ship it with your brand on the pail - private label artwork, product naming, and documentation support included - so your customers see a clean surface and your logo, not ours.
- Targets sacrificial films for fast release without etching base materials.
- Stays wet longer, extending dwell time and reducing reapplication on verticals.
- Low-odor profile supports indoor use with proper ventilation after testing.
- Rinses clean to a uniform, re-coatable surface with minimal residue.
- Consistent performance across stone, sealed concrete, metals, and enamels.
Pre-test in an inconspicuous area. Protect adjacent finishes. For heavy build or aged sacrificial coatings, apply product undiluted. For light film or maintenance strips, dilute up to 1:1 with water.
Application: Use a low-pressure sprayer, brush, or mop to wet the surface uniformly. Work between 55–90°F. Allow 5–20 minutes of dwell, keeping the area wet; do not let product dry. Agitate with a non-marring pad or soft brush as the film softens.
Removal: For exterior surfaces, rinse thoroughly with low-pressure water until runoff is clear. For interiors or sensitive areas, wipe up with damp microfiber, changing towels frequently, then final-rinse with clean water or a neutral cleaner. Repeat on stubborn areas. Allow substrate to dry fully before applying new protection or coating.
- 200–400 sq ft of film removal per gallon, surface dependent.
- Typical strip times of 5–20 minutes at 65–80°F.
- Recoatable surface achieved within 30–90 minutes after rinse-dry.
- Even, residue-free profile that supports uniform re-application.
- Reduced abrasive scrubbing time by 30–50% versus dry methods.
Factory-direct means you stop buying distributor margins and start buying performance. Our Pampa, Texas lab formulates for real field variables - temperature swings, mixed substrates, and tight recoat windows - then scales in a 30,000 sq ft plant for consistent lots. You get technical depth, predictable lead times, and private-label control without middlemen setting the spec for you. One source for formulation, filling, QA, and documentation, delivered under your brand.
