Graffiti on glass

[billrt]

I have a job coming up and there is a lot of graffiti on the building.
The limestone is not the problem . There is a lot of glass with paint and graffiti on the glass.I like taginator but I have not used it on glass. I am afraid it will etch it. Has anyone had this problem and what did you use .
I wrote to tag ETS I am waiting for a reply.
Any help is always a great help
Thanks
Bill Regan
Regan and Son Power Washing
914 443 9758

[All Surface]

Did you not try the 800# I gave you o another post? Did you have trouble getting through?

[billrt]

I gave them a call but have to wait till tomorrow, I also sent them a
E- mail. I was oping someone might of come up against this kind of graffiti before. Its always great to hear someone has taken control of this kind of thing.
Thanks
Bill Regan
Regan and Son Power Washing

[James]

On glass it's easy to remove. Soap water and a 6 inch razor blade. Scrape it off and rinse.

[Kory]

Originally Posted by James

On glass it's easy to remove. Soap water and a 6 inch razor blade. Scrape it off and rinse.

James way will work the best.

But yes I have used it on glass and its fine.

[Don L]

James is dead on.
I would suggest that you avoid chem application.Razor the plate.
Make sure the surface is wet with a surfactant to help with paint.Never dry scrape.
Furthermore,you should take a look at the IWCA website.Sorry Rod and Beth.
There is a need for you to get the customer to sign a waiver of your responsibility for scratches.In recent years there has arisen an

anomaly

of production "debris" that gets caught under the razor,and tears up the glass.

[tattwd]

Soda blast. Takes two seconds and 100 percent safe

[Beth n Rod]

Originally Posted by Don L

James is dead on.
I would suggest that you avoid chem application.Razor the plate.
Make sure the surface is wet with a surfactant to help with paint.Never dry scrape.
Furthermore,you should take a look at the IWCA website.Sorry Rod and Beth.
There is a need for you to get the customer to sign a waiver of your responsibility for scratches.In recent years there has arisen an

anomaly

of production "debris" that gets caught under the razor,and tears up the glass.

Sorry for what? It's great advice. I have sent people to IWCA many times in the past. It's a great org for window people.

Beth