Feltpen Fadeout (FF) is designed for the final removal of stains left from permanent markers, inks, dyes, boot polish, and red spray cans. It has so many useful cleaning applications and can make ALL the difference in the final stages of removals, to help ensure you achieve perfect results in the end.
We like to think about it as ‘the missing link’ in professional removals! You won’t always need it, but when you need it, you REALLY need it.
Use Feltpen Fadeout for final removal of permanent markers, inks and dyes that stain porous masonry, brick stone, concrete & tile.
Use Feltpen Fadeout for the complete removal of red spray can paint (includes all colors that include red such as purple, pink, orange, brown). Use it before or after rinsing Bare Brick Stone and Masonry Graffiti Remover.
Any spray paint that changes color with an application of Bare Brick Stone & Masonry Remover will respond very well to an application of Feltpen Fadeout. Keep an eye out for color changes; some greens turn gray and oranges black etc., when you notice them, it's time to use Feltpen Fadeout to fade away the paint while it's dissolving.
It is also brilliant for the removal of most organic stains from all building surfaces. These include stains from plants and leaves, tree sap, and organic dyes.
Here are a few tips.
Testing before starting
Needs one more application (three applications already applied)
After removing as much felt pen marker as possible, one may get away with applying just one application of FF and obtain good results (this is most likely because it was an easy magic marker/felt pen). However there are a few permanent markers which may require several applications.
If you've applied FF a couple of times and it's starting to fade, then you are on the right track, but you need to change your technique. Remember, once the FF is dried it stops working so try to work in the cool of the day or in shaded situations.
Wet the wall up with water first and apply as much as possible before leaving it. If possible cover the area with black plastic sheeting. This is especially important when working in the heat.
After every third application, pressure wash the area being treated and continue reapplying the FF until the shadow is gone.
Our expression "the longer the wetter, the better" has never been more important.
Dilute 4:1 for the removal of blood stains and urine. 10:1 for the removal of mold and mildew. 20:1 for building and car wash-downs.
Clips Courtesy of Graffiti Busters
3 Golden Rules
1) If graffiti is not coming off easily, you're doing it wrong! You may require a change of tact or use of another product.
2) If you can't remove a little bit of graffiti, then you're not going to remove a lot. TEST FIRST before applying product to an entire job. This way you can determine if you’re on the right track before embarking on full scale removals.
3) If you're working hard, you're doing it wrong. Forget the scrubbing, blasting and any other abrasive measures. Put simply, either your products are working or they’re not. Any problems can be taken care of with the right technique.
Products Mentioned
Feltpen
Fadeout
From $27.50
For removing ink & Other stains from porous & smooth surfaces
Bare Brick Stone &
Masonry Graffiti Remover
From $21
For Bare Brick, Stone, Concrete, Block Walls & Masonry
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