Graphics Removal

Vinyl removal can be performed safely and effectively using heat and/or biodegradable chemicals, which extract the vinyl from a surface without causing any damage. This process is especially beneficial when preparing a surface for graphics installation, as it ensures that there are no obstacles to the successful application of new vinyl. Our goal is to deliver highly satisfactory results, with a focus on both effectiveness and safety, through the careful use of this technique.

We specialize in providing top-quality vinyl removal services for all types of vehicles and premises graphics. Our skilled technicians are equipped with the latest technology, ensuring a precise and damage-free removal process every time. We understand that our customers have made a significant investment in their vehicle wraps or graphics, and we take great care to remove them without any damage.

With our expertise, we can safely remove complex wraps and difficult installations, including those on trucks, trailers, large vehicles, and boats. Customers can trust us to safeguard their investment. Our vinyl removal services also offer added convenience, as customers no longer have to worry about damaging their vehicle or graphics while attempting to remove them on their own. Whether you need full vehicle wrap removal or simple premises graphics removed, we've got you covered.

Basic Vinyl Removal

Removing vinyl graphics can be done simply by pulling them off, but it can be difficult without the right tools. Plastic razor blades and "Li'lChizlers" are commonly used to help get under the corner of the graphic and scrape it away from the surface without causing damage to the substrate. If you can pry up the edges of the vinyl with one of these tools, you may be able to peel the rest off by hand. However, the ease of removal will depend on the age and type of vinyl used.

Removing vinyl graphics can be made easier by using the right tools and techniques. Plastic razor blades and "Li’lChizlers" are common and affordable tools that can help you get under the corner of the graphic and scrape it away from the surface without damaging the substrate.

However, the ease of removal will depend on the age and type of vinyl. Younger and more pliable vinyl is easier to remove in larger sections, while older and brittle vinyl is more likely to come off in little pieces due to an extended exposure to UV events. To remove old and brittle vinyl, using a heat gun to warm the face film can help soften the adhesive underneath and reduce the amount of work required to clean the substrate. If you live in a warm enough climate, you can also opt for parking the vinyl in the sun before removing it with the Chizlers.

Vinyl Removal Wheels

For larger jobs or fleet vehicles, more powerful options for vinyl removal are available. These include power tools or attachments specifically designed to strip vinyl from substrates without damaging the paint. These tools typically feature a urethane rubber wheel that can be attached to an air or electric power drill, while larger wheels are intended to be used with a variable speed buffer. With a smooth edge, they are designed to remove both the face film and adhesive without causing burning or discoloration to the substrate.

It's important to consider the value of your time and resources when deciding whether to handle vinyl removal yourself or to hire a professional service. In some cases, it may be more efficient and cost-effective to outsource the job to a company like Unwrap 24, especially if you are dealing with a large job or a fleet of vehicles. By doing so, you can save yourself the hassle of purchasing tools, chemicals, and spending time on the removal process, and instead focus on your core business activities.

Vinyl Off: One Step Removal

Vinyl Off is engineered to remove the vinyl and adhesive in one step. With Vinyl Off, you apply the fluid directly to the film. It penetrates the vinyl and softens the adhesive, allowing you to pull the entire graphic off in one piece, with no residue. Since it’s permeating the vinyl and adhesive, it takes a bit longer than Rapid Remover. Allow five to fifteen minutes for the formula to penetrate the face film and adhesive. Then you’re ready to remove that crusty old graphic. If there’s sticky residue left behind, you’re using too much, a little goes a long way.

Vinyl Off is a great solution for removing vinyl graphics with ease and efficiency. Its ability to penetrate the vinyl and adhesive in one step is a time-saver and eliminates the need for multiple products. It is important to note that allowing the formula to penetrate for the recommended amount of time is crucial for optimal results. Additionally, using too much product can lead to residue, so it is best to use it sparingly. Overall, Vinyl Off seems like a great option for those looking to remove vinyl graphics quickly and efficiently.

It's important to be careful when using Vinyl Off on reflective signage, as some reflective films are made from acrylic resins instead of PVC. Reflective Vinyl Off works similarly to the original formula but is designed to work more quickly, in just 60 seconds. As with any vinyl removal product, it's important to use it responsibly and not pour it directly onto the substrate, as it can damage the paint. Instead, it's recommended to saturate an applicator pad with the product and apply it sparingly to the vinyl, allowing it to work effectively without causing damage to the underlying surface.

GlueResidue Remover

Choosing the right vinyl during installation can make a big difference when it comes to removal. Some vinyls are designed to have a low adhesive residue, making them easier to remove without leaving a lot of residue behind.

It's important to consider the intended lifespan of the graphic and choose a vinyl that is appropriate for that length of time. Additionally, proper surface preparation prior to installation can also help ensure easier removal later on.

To remove the stubborn residue of a face film, Rapid Remover cannot be competed. When combined with Rapid Tac application fluid, Rapid Remover Works like magic when it comes to removing glue. Within just a minute, all types of adhesive chemicals are broken down and can be removed by a simple wipe. Use a squeegee or Li'lChizler to chip away the vinyl that has been pulled away, then apply Rapid Remover to the adhesive.

Wait a few minutes for it to penetrate, then wipe away the residue with a paper towel. The water-soluble Rapid Remover makes cleaning the surface easy, leaving it ready for the next graphic.