GRAFFITI-STOP
COTECH is the established UK market leader in anti-graffiti systems, with well over three quarters of a million square metres of walls, structures, subways and even train washes successfully protected from defacement. Quickly and easily applied by brush, roller or spray, our Graffiti-Stop system is just as simple when it comes to cleaning. Warm soapy water with a soft brush or low pressure power wash will reactivate the coating and rapidly remove paint, marker pen or posters. Once treated, property is protected forever.
COTECH is the established UK market leader in anti-graffiti systems, with well over three quarters of a million square metres of walls, structures, subways and even train washes successfully protected from defacement. Quickly and easily applied by brush, roller or spray, our Graffiti-Stop system is just as simple when it comes to cleaning. Warm soapy water with a soft brush or low pressure power wash will reactivate the coating and rapidly remove paint, marker pen or posters. Once treated, property is protected forever.
We’re so confident of the durability of Graffiti-Stop that we provide an unconditional 25 year guarantee when it’s applied by us. This is unique anywhere in the world.
Hong Kong.
Application to climbing wall in Blackpool.
Projects and applications include:
• Manchester City Council - more than 3,000 square metres coated
• Hong Kong - Kowloon Bay and central Hong Kong
• Blackpool’s Gateway - the largest anti-graffiti application
project in Europe
• London’s phone boxes
• Stainless steel train washes for the rail industry
• Birmingham City Council - Victoria Square
• Other councils from Bristol to Edinburgh and Westminster
to Hull.
• Manchester City Council - more than 3,000 square metres coated
• Hong Kong - Kowloon Bay and central Hong Kong
• Blackpool’s Gateway - the largest anti-graffiti application
project in Europe
• London’s phone boxes
• Stainless steel train washes for the rail industry
• Birmingham City Council - Victoria Square
• Other councils from Bristol to Edinburgh and Westminster
to Hull.
Before and after clean up at Exchange Square, Manchester.