Vandals tag the film, not your glass. A clear sacrificial layer that takes the graffiti, scratches and acid etching, then peels away and is replaced for a fraction of the cost of new glass.
Tell us which sites keep getting hit. We’ll assess your surfaces, recommend the anti-graffiti system, and set up fast recoats, quoted in writing with per-site pricing.
Replacing film after a tag costs a fraction of replacing the glass panel it saved.
We apply a clear, thin sacrificial film over your exterior glass, mirrors or metal. When a surface is tagged, scratched or acid-etched, the damage lands on the film, not the substrate underneath. We peel off the ruined film and apply a fresh layer, and the glass beneath is never touched. Compared with replacing a tagged storefront panel, it’s a fraction of the cost and back to clean in a day.
One sacrificial system, many vulnerable surfaces.
The most-tagged surface in any commercial corridor. Film takes the hit and recoats fast, keeping your frontage clean.
Scratch-etched restroom mirrors and glass are protected by a clear layer that's cheaper to swap than the mirror.
Anti-graffiti films protect stainless panels, elevator interiors and signage from scratching and tagging.
High-traffic frontage that gets tagged repeatedly. Recoating film beats replacing glass every time.
Stations, shelters and public glass see constant vandalism, film keeps maintenance costs predictable.
Protect scratch-prone mirrors and partitions in facilities where etching is common.
Standardize graffiti response across many sites with a fast, low-cost recoat instead of glass orders.
“We were replacing tagged glass every few months. Now we just recoat the film in a day for a fraction of the cost. Should have done it years ago.”
Downtown
“Our restroom mirrors kept getting scratch-etched. The film protects them and swaps out cheap. Problem solved.”
Gaslamp
“Storefront in a high-tag area. WCCT keeps it clean with quick recoats and the glass underneath is pristine.”
Barrio Logan
We apply a clear sacrificial film over the glass. When it’s tagged, scratched or acid-etched, the damage stays on the film. We peel off the damaged film and apply a fresh layer, and the glass underneath is never contacted.
Spray paint may clean, but scratch-etching and acid tags permanently damage bare glass, forcing a full panel replacement that can run hundreds of dollars per pane. Recoating film is a fraction of that and far faster.
Exterior glass, mirrors, stainless steel and metal panels, elevator interiors and signage. Anywhere vandalism is a recurring, costly problem.
No. Anti-graffiti film is optically clear, so protected glass and mirrors look normal until the day they’re tagged, when the film earns its keep.
Most recoats are a single, quick visit. For portfolios we set up a standing response so tagged sites are back to clean fast, with predictable per-recoat costs.
