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Anti-Graffiti Film: An Effective
and Surprisingly Simple Solution

Graffiti can be an expensive and frustrating problem for property owners, as it can damage the appearance of buildings and lower property values. Fortunately, there’s a solution that can help protect your windows from being vandalized by graffiti: graffiti window film.

Protect Your Property from Graffiti

OneWorld Window Tinting can help protect your property from taggers with our high-quality graffiti installations. Graffiti window film is a simple and effective solution that can help safeguard your windows from damage.

So while graffiti has been around forever, it doesn’t have to stay forever!

Let’s walk through the ways in which OneWorld Window Tinting can protect your windows and the curb appeal of your home or business with graffiti film in Arizona.

Photo of a Dutch Bros anti-graffiti film installation project by OneWorld Window Tinting

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-Brett Dennis

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-Emily Monstad

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-Isabel Trevino

“Donavan did a fantastic job on all 7 windows. Very informational about the product and how it works. Very reliable young gentleman and will speak highly of him to others.“

-Richard Ehmke

An Edward Jones office featuring anti-graffiti film installed by OneWorld Window Tinting

How Does Anti-Graffiti Film Work?

Many people have questions about graffiti films. How do they work? Are they just thin layers of film that peel off, taking the graffiti with it? Or do we do something to the window itself that makes it graffiti-resistant?

These are good questions. Here’s how it works.

Graffiti window film is a protective layer attached to the surface of windows that, as the name suggests, helps prevent them from being vandalized with graffiti. The film itself is usually made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or polyester. These materials are clean, clear, durable, and resistant to scratches.

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The films’ thickness can vary — anywhere from 2 mils to 8 mils. (A mil is incredibly thin; it’s equivalent to one-thousandth of an inch.) The thickness of the film is critical, as it determines the degree of protection that the film offers.

A thicker film, like 8 mil, is more effective in deterring taggers from permanently branding your windows with their paint. It’s also more resilient to physical damage from impact, making it an excellent option for high-traffic areas.

Similarly, some films may come with additional advanced features, such as UV blocking, security, and heat resistance, among others. Ask OneWorld about the options available to you.

Once we install the film, it creates a powerful barrier between the surface of the window and any abrasive material like spray paint or acid that vandals might use.

While anti-graffiti films may not discourage a tagger from defacing your property (they likely won’t realize the window is protected with film), it does make graffiti removal and replacement easier. It also protects against scratches and other kinds of damage and defacement.

A Durable and Simple Solution

Anti-graffiti window films in Arizona offer a durable solution that can be a reliable and cost-effective way to reduce and quickly remedy the impact of vandalism and protect glass windows’ integrity and appearance. If your windows are tagged, we can simply remove the film and install a new one! It’s a super fast, and relatively simple process.

Graffiti window film products are a highly useful investment for property owners who want to safeguard their windows from graffiti damages. The film comes with various degrees of thickness, UV ray resistance, and additional features that determine its protective capacity. It can be both an effective remedy against graffiti and can help save money on expensive graffiti removal.

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The film is continually improving, and most brands offer high-quality products that can last for years when installed and maintained correctly. This is a cost-effective solution, especially when compared with window glass replacement.

For property owners, whether residential or commercial, window treatments are an important investment, and graffiti window film is undoubtedly one of the most useful options out there for protecting your property.

A Black Rock Coffee Shop featuring anti-graffiti film installed by OneWorld Window Tinting

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Anti-Graffiti Film FAQs

The longevity of anti-graffiti film varies depending on the quality of the film, the environment it’s exposed to, and how well it’s maintained. Generally, high-quality anti-graffiti films can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years when properly installed and maintained. However, exposure to harsh weather conditions, frequent graffiti removal, and other factors can shorten its lifespan. Regular inspection and maintenance can help extend the durability of anti-graffiti film.

Removing anti-graffiti film requires different approaches depending on the type. Sacrificial films simply peel off like a sticker. However, permanent ones demand more effort. First, gently heat the film with a low-setting heat gun to loosen the adhesive. Then, lightly score the surface with a plastic blade to create starting points. Use a solvent specifically designed for your film type to further weaken the adhesive. Finally, carefully scrape the film off with a plastic blade, remembering to always test on a small hidden area first. If the process seems daunting, don’t hesitate to seek help from a professional window film installer.