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Unveiling the Art of Graffiti Removal: Expert Techniques and Strategies

While graffiti can captivate as a form of expression, it can take an unfortunate turn when it defaces public spaces or private property, shifting from art to vandalism. We’re here to guide you through the intricate journey of eliminating unwanted graffiti, equipping you with the knowledge and methods required to…

Best and Worst Graffiti Removal Methods

This blog post discusses graffiti removal methods. We'll talk about what works, why it works, and how you can do it in a safe and timely way!

What are the Best Graffiti Removal Techniques?

Find out what graffiti removal tools work best, how to use them properly, and why you should remove graffiti as soon as possible.

Graffiti grime would be combated by Melbourne City Council

During COVID-19 lockdowns, graffiti vandals took over Melbourne's CBD.

How and Where to Report Graffiti in Melbourne

So, did you know that graffiti is illegal everywhere in Australia, including in the city of Melbourne? But where do you report graffiti, and how?

Graffiti problem in Melbourne transport

There are many consequences of graffiti offences in the public transport, from increasing costs of removal to accidents and delays. The annual expense of cleaning up across the network has increased to over $10 million, money that could be used to improve the network instead. Every month, tags have…

Graffiti network in Melbourne struck by police

The police have conducted a major operation to dismantle a graffiti network that have been attacking the public transport network in Melbourne for over a year now. The alleged vandals have perpetuated over 145 assaults causing expenses over $100,000 in graffiti removal since March 2017. The police executed nine warrants…

H&M is fighting graffiti and street art

The giant of low price fashionable clothes, H&M made a move that street artists considered as a direct attack to art and artists’ rights, bringing a lot of attention around the world. It all started when the brand used street art from Jason “REVOK” Williams, in one of their ad…

Tower Melbourne site ordered to clean graffiti

The site called ‘Tower Melbourne’ in the corner of Bourke and Queen streets in the Melbourne CBD, was meant to be a mega tower of apartments with 71 storeys. The dream included an impressive building that would represent living in the heart of Melbourne, but the dream was cancelled when…

Urban Revitalisation