Safewipes Graffiti Remover

I clean tagging around my neighborhood. I typically use Goof Off products. But those are nasty smelling, toxic, and kind of messy. I found this to be a lot more pleasant to use. It's still somewhat toxic but not obviously or exceedingly so. The packets have a surprisingly pleasing citrus scent. But don't let that fool you. It will remove most permanent markers, most spray paint, and any crayon, wax or grease markers with relative ease. Unlike most Goof Off products, it isn't harsh on most underlying paints. I still use Goof Off products as my "go to" as they're somewhat more economical. (Though one Safewipe packet still goes a long way.) But I use these when the underlying paint is sensitive. These are also great for removing "target of opportunity" tagging when just out and about as 1 or 2 packets are easier to carry than an entire can of Goof Off plus rag.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from graffiti removal wipes, but these completely exceeded my expectations. They’re incredibly effective at cutting through paint, marker, and even old spray tags without too much scrubbing. I used them on a metal sign and a painted wall, and both came out looking clean with no damage to the surface. The wipes are thick, durable, and stay moist for a long time — one wipe goes a long way.There is a bit of a chemical smell, but that’s to be expected with a product this powerful. I’d recommend wearing gloves for longer cleaning jobs. Overall, these wipes are a lifesaver for quick graffiti cleanup and worth keeping on hand for property maintenance or public spaces. Highly recommended!

They’re the only thing that removes all kind of graffiti off the back of school bus seats! Other drivers ask me all the time if I have any of the magic wipes. They’re a little pricey but still worth it if it helps avoid having to replace something that was vandalized.

I used these on an aluminum cabinet to clean some local "artwork" and "signatures" off of the sides. These wipes worked great. Because of the amount of paint it took a few wipes and some elbow grease on the thicker drip areas. I had some of the blue paper towels to use as a secondary cleanup for the dissolved paint.The wipes are abrasive and smell like oranges which I found nice. I'm not sure if that's a new feature but other reviews complain of chemical smells. I didn't get "chemical" at all from the scent. Just a nice orangey scent. Wear gloves or your hands will get covered in paint and whatever chemicals are in the wipes.The size is decent, about 2 hand lengths and 1 width if you spread your fingers.Previously I would use the chemical spray removers and paper towels, which would take longer to work, were messy to use and store and you use more paper towels. Plus the scent is for sure "chemical" on most of the spray products I've used. These smell great and are easy to store.

Good for some purposes, but not all. Took off the graffiti quite well, but on the siding and also removed a fair amount of the paint. I would test an inconspicuous spot before general use.

Try to use this on vinyl seats on a school bus. Did nothing to remove ink or permanent marker. Would not buy this again. I've had better luck with Lysol wipes.

Gets the graffiti off some surfaces. The smoother the surface, the easier the graffiti comes off. It won't work on cement/cinder block or wood. You do have to use some elbow grease, and have a damp rag or paper towel ready to wipe up the dissolved paint. Make sure you wear gloves, keep it away from your face, and make sure there is plenty of ventilation where you are working.Basically these are rags soaked in paint thinner and may be over priced for what you are getting.

These wipes worked great! They cut through the paint, but left the vinyl fencing intact. It took some time to clean up black spray paint graffiti over 3 of our fence panels, but the wipes did the job quickly and efficiently. The paint remover base in the wipes weakened my nitrile gloves, so I went through 3 sets of gloves. Also, the solvent doesn't come out of clothing easily, so wear clothes you don't care about before starting.