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Winnipeg City Issues & Urban Affairs: Spray paint ban for Youth 18-

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    • CommentAuthorDeanK
    • CommentTimeMay 19th 2008
     
    <blockquote><cite>Posted By: grumpy old man</cite>Tagging is vandalism - have them arrested!</blockquote>

    I would.. but since the city does not seem to care about even convering it up... why would the police care to arrest them?

    Any newspaper types out there want to do a story on graffitti and how the city does not clean up its own buildings?
    • CommentAuthornorthender
    • CommentTimeMay 19th 2008
     
    Maybe on newer stucco, but mine is way too old and brittle for a power washer. Even the paint roller was causing pieces to fall off.
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    >northender CommentTime2 days ago
    >Good for solid surfaces, but not for stucco. I just went out and bought some paint to cover up graffiti on the side of my >house. The hoodlum responsible has been through the area and damaged private property for several blocks around.

    Have you actually tried "TSW2 Multi-Master"?

    If it's stucco, paint is always the cheaper option.
    But if you don't feel like painting the whole place try TSW3 Mason Master - it's designed for brick and concrete surfaces.
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    <blockquote><cite>Posted By: DeanK</cite>yeah thats just carborator cleaner isn;t it?</blockquote>

    Actually it's based on the chemical: "2-pyrrolidone” Not a petroleum based product/solvent..
    Like I said it's a good idea to have gloves, safety glasses, and a respirator to block mist from blowing into your face.
    Once you see what it does to paint you'll want to put on the protective wear.

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