I think there might be some kinds of paints that would work. If the coating is some kind of polymer you might be able to find something that bonds to it. If it's Teflon or some kind of resin then you're kind of screwed. No real way of getting around that, unless you mixed the paint with it, and that would be difficult if not impossible. Besides, you wouldn't know what kind of coating it was by looking at it... Most people blow it off because it's expensive, and not very cost effective unless they're already spending a lot of money to cover or remove the artwork. Resin based coatings also yellow over time making whatever they're covering look old and nasty.
ive seen this in the bathrooms at target. my friend tried this and said it works..,he went to the sink and dampened a few paper towels and wiped the side of the stall down and got up no prob.not sure if it works or not but worth a shot...
i think inoe what your talking about one time i did a simple tag on the back of this staircase with my pilot ndd then my pilot became really streaky and retarted i tagged it before with no problem then they painted over it with sum weird shit
take a razor blade with you and slide it up and down horizontally or side to side so it shave little bits of the surface off making it more porous.... worth a shot anyway
I never head of anti-graff coating, but some wooden fences in my neighborhood eat the paint up if you try to hit up on it, even with white or silver
heh, ill get some of that shit, paint an untreated wall, then paint over it with this anti stuff, impossible buff? maybe.
Ive been noticing that shit alot lately. Mostly in restrooms. Its prolly too expensive to do on big walls n ish. I should start stabbing holes in the walls instead of hitting it up just to let them know whos boss