Graffiti on glass is more than just a visual problem. Shop windows, entrance doors, glass facades or showcases immediately appear damaged, unkempt and unsafe – especially in commercial areas with customer contact.
ShineGlass treats graffiti traces, markers, paint residues and superficial damage on glass on site. The aim is to restore the clean appearance of the glass surface and avoid unnecessary replacement if the surface is suitable for this.
Graffiti, markers and paint on glass are particularly disturbing because they are immediately visible and change the impression of an object. In the case of shop windows, entrance doors, facades or public glass surfaces, the damage quickly appears like a lack of care or insecurity. Replacement is not always necessary. If the surface is suitable, graffiti residues and visible traces can be treated so that the glass surface appears clearer and cleaner again.
Visible traces of graffiti are treated so that the area appears neater again.
If there is suitable damage, treatment is more economical than new glass.
Shop windows, doors, showcases and facade glass can be treated on site.
Clean glass surfaces appear more professional and reduce the impression of neglect.
Before we start, we check the type of glass, location and depth of damage so that it is clear whether polishing, cleaning, sealing or replacement is the most sensible solution.
Graffiti, markers and paint on glass are particularly disturbing because they are immediately visible and change the impression of an object. In the case of shop windows, entrance doors, facades or public glass surfaces, the damage quickly looks like a lack of care or insecurity.
Replacement is not always necessary. If the surface is suitable, graffiti residues and visible traces can be treated so that the glass surface appears clearer and cleaner again.
Paint, varnish or marker on visible glass surfaces.
Lettering and lines with permanent markers or felt-tip pens.
Residue after improper removal or cleaning.
Glass surfaces attacked by aggressive agents or vandalism.
Mechanical marks caused by removal, blades or tools.
Turbidity after cleaning attempts or residue.
Dull areas after chemical or mechanical stress.
Traces caused by unsuitable products, pads or scrapers.
