Rain Guard Water Sealers VG-8005SP VandlGuard Zero Gloss 1 Gallon

High Quality Product! It goes on the wall milky white, but dries clear. Application is a little tricky, as it is very liquidy and drips, but if you make sure you roll over the drips before they dry, your mural will be protected and look amazing!

I ordered this weeks ago and we finally had warm enough weather for me to pull it out of its shipping box the other day. My entire alleyway consists of garage doors ruined by graffiti. I was so happy to find this product as we have the last garage on the street to be graffiti free - not sure how. It was super easy to apply and had a thin texture so it's likely easy to spray on as well. We used a brush though.The instructions were clear and easy to follow and in addition, the seller emailed me, providing helpful information that supported the instructions on the package. I thought that was great customer service! Now we wait for someone to mark up the garage, giving us the satisfaction of wiping it off shortly after haha.

As a professional painter I used this on a stairwell that keep getting tagged. It says to use an airless sprayer but I had no outlet access in this underground parking lot so I used a quality bug sprayer and kept the pressure high. Used cardboard on the floor and wiped the excess with a rag as it runs some. Did two coats as recommended. The material covered more area than expected. Does it work? Time will tell.

This product truly works!!!!! My husband placed 2 coats. We were vandalized 3 weeks after as you can see in the pictures. With a pressure washer the graffiti was completely removed. Yay!!!!!

This product is unusable. It looks like skim milk, only it's even thinner and runnier. Impossible to apply whether by spray or by brush as it just drips right off. I think it would be easier to paint with water.Given that it runs right off the surface, I doubt that it provides any protection.The only good thing is that since it is 99.99999% water, it is super easy to clean up spray guns and brushes.Crazy to pay ~$40 for white-colored water.

Very good

We have yet to have anyone try to tag us.....

We have a wood fence that gets graffitied a lot. We stained it with two coats of a water-based stain/sealant and once that was dry we applied two coats of VandlGuard, really getting in the texture of the wood in order to create a barrier. It cured for 5-7 days and then we waited.Once it got tagged, we started hand scrubbing with water and then a pressure washer on low (the instructions say 500 psi), neither of which did ANYTHING. The pressure washer on 3000 psi works but only because it annihilates the entire fence surface. Goof Off Graffiti Remover is the best thing we've found; with several coats you can dissolve the graffiti (along with the stain underneath), but that just smears it around. I guess having the VandlGuard on the fence made it a little easier to pressure wash off the white smeared paint off the stain, but we're done trying to have a nice wood-look fence and will be painting the whole thing.