Klenztone and a pressure washer will do the trick.
On Thu, Jul 11, 2024 at 9:12 AM, K Gonzalez<kgonzalez@hitechcleaningservices.com> wrote:This is a tricky one. I’ve been tasked with removing graffiti from rocks in a historic state park on the Hudson River.
The graffiti is on natural stone/rocks, is 100 feet away from the closest dirt road and a quarter mile away from the closest outlet and water source.
My scope will have to be approved by the State Parks department and the EPA before I can begin the work so chemicals, drainage, etc. will all be a significant factor.
I was thinking about a wire brush on a high speed grinder or some chemical free use of friction. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.
Kahlil Gonzalez
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Yonkers, New York 10701
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