Graffiti Removal – Banbury – Oxford
May 11, 2011 in Blast Cleaning, Brickwork Paint Removal, Graffiti Removal
Offensive Graffiti Removal in Banbury Oxon
Graffiti Removal Banbury Oxon - After
Offensive graffiti removal in Banbury. On this particular occasion we had to use a gentle blast cleaning process using bicarbonate of soda to remove the graffiti so as to avoid damaging the brick face. The location was next to one of Banbury’s canals so a chemical removal would not be possible because the chemicals could find their way into the water course.
Graffiti Removal Banbury Oxon - During
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