Anti-graffiti film.
Keep graphics and glazing looking cared for in places vulnerable to graffiti. From a beautifully wrapped electricity substation to metro windows and glass noise barriers, we select protection for the actual surface.
Anti-graffiti film
A specification that suits your work.
A nature photograph or local design can help an electricity substation blend into its surroundings. A compatible anti-graffiti overlaminate helps protect the print and makes its surface easier to clean. Glazing calls for a different approach: clear, replaceable protective film.
BlinkOut coordinates artwork, materials, finish and maintenance. A frequently touched or marked location gains an attractive appearance and a practical protective layer.
Choose the option that suits you.
Wrapped electricity substations
Turn a utility enclosure into an attractive part of the neighbourhood with local plants, wildlife or a townscape. A suitable anti-graffiti overlaminate protects the printed film and supports cleaning with a compatible product. We specify the print film, ink and protective layer together, keeping ventilation, locks, warnings and maintenance access clear.
Metro windows and public transport
Accessible public transport windows receive intensive use. A clear sacrificial film adds a replaceable layer to suitable glazing. If the film is damaged, that layer can be renewed. For a metro or train, we agree the specification with the operator, including material, cleaning and maintenance requirements. Visibility through the window remains part of material selection.
Glass noise barriers
Glazing beside roads, cycle routes and stations can also attract graffiti. Suitable protective film supports targeted maintenance and replacement of the protective layer. We assess glass type, existing coatings, access and exposure to weather and sunlight. Panels, junctions and any existing markings are included in the specification.
Material, finish and installation.
- Material
- Clear protective film for glazing or a compatible graphics overlaminate.
- Maintenance
- Cleaning agents and methods follow the selected material instructions.
- Replacement
- Damaged film can be renewed locally; access and surface condition matter.
- Compatibility
- Glazing, seals, coatings and existing film are assessed beforehand.
For your organisation and location.
Councils and utility operators: wrapped electricity substations and technical enclosures in public spaces.
Transport and station operators: accessible glazing and suitable smooth surfaces in public transport.
Site and infrastructure managers: glass noise barriers, entrances and other vulnerable public surfaces.
From your idea to completion
Your application
Send photos, dimensions, quantities and information about the conditions of use.
01Design and specification
We coordinate artwork, material, system and finish.
02Production after approval
You review the artwork and specification before production begins.
03Delivery and use
We agree delivery, any installation and care with you.
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Anti-graffiti film
Tell us what you want to achieve.
A new display, clear information or a consistent identity across several locations? We help you select a suitable specification.
Request your proposal
Frequently asked questions
Can an electricity substation be wrapped and protected?
Yes. On a suitable surface we combine printed film with a compatible anti-graffiti overlaminate. We allow for ventilation, maintenance access and visible safety information. The artwork can reflect the surrounding neighbourhood.
How does glass film differ from an anti-graffiti overlaminate?
Glass film is a clear layer fitted to glazing which can be replaced if damaged. An anti-graffiti overlaminate covers a print and is selected together with its film and ink. Each system has its own care requirements.
Can graffiti simply be cleaned off?
A suitable anti-graffiti overlaminate allows marks to be removed with compatible cleaning products. With glass film, cleaning or replacing the protective layer may be appropriate. We provide the selected specification’s cleaning instructions.
Does the film also protect against scratches?
A sacrificial glass film can take damage in the extra layer. A deep scratch can still pass through it. The condition of the glazing and type of damage determine whether replacing the film alone is sufficient.
Can it be used on metros and noise barriers?
These are potential applications for appropriate glazing protection. We assess the surface and agree a specification that meets the operator’s technical and maintenance requirements. Existing coatings or different substrates need individual assessment.
Can you protect or refresh existing graphics?
Yes, following an assessment of the existing print and surface. For new artwork, we specify the protective layer from the outset. For existing wraps, we assess a compatible finish or replacement.
What do you need for a proposal?
Send photographs, dimensions, quantities and the surface type. Tell us about the location, typical graffiti and current cleaning method. Include any material or maintenance requirements from the operator.