Anti-graffiti and surface protection film for glass, plastic, mirrors and metal. The damage lands in a replaceable layer, not on the surface.
The Graffiti Shield range
Restroom mirrors, elevator stainless, bus windows and storefront glass each need a different product. These are the Graffiti Shield films we specify and install. Product photos are Graffiti Shield images.
Clear sacrificial film, 4 or 6 mil thick, that is very hard to notice on glass or acrylic. Scratching, carving, paint and acid etching land in the film, which is removed and replaced to make the glass look new again. Also made as NH70, a tinted 6 or 12 mil version that rejects 70% of infrared heat.
Best for: Storefronts, doors, display cases and public glass
Several layers of clear film stacked at the factory, most often four 4-mil layers. When the top layer is damaged it peels off and a clean one is already underneath. The stack can be built with fewer layers or thicker film.
Best for: Buses, trains, partitions and glass that is tagged again and again
The same protection and clean release as Glass Shield, with an adhesive made for polycarbonate, plexiglass and other plastics so the sheet does not trap gases coming out of the plastic.
Best for: Polycarbonate bus windows, shelters and plastic glazing
A mirror-finish film applied over an existing mirror. It hides aged or corroded mirrors and takes the scratches and tags instead of the glass. It can also be printed with logos, safety information or promotions.
Best for: Restrooms, fitting rooms and hotel rooms
A complete replacement mirror: shatter-resistant acrylic with four layers of Mirror Shield already applied, hung on a permanent wall bracket. When it is tagged, the damaged layer peels off in about a minute to reveal a clean mirror.
Best for: High-traffic restrooms where mirrors are vandalized often
An opaque film that replicates brushed stainless steel, brushed aluminum or brushed gold. It covers existing scratches, keying and oxidation and restores the finish without buffing, then protects the metal from new damage.
Best for: Elevator cabs and doors, escalator panels, stainless fixtures
Film made to mimic a specific surface, from metal cladding and powder coat to window frames, with the same clean-release protection as the rest of the range. Made in small or large batches.
Best for: Metal-clad buildings, powder-coated surfaces and one-off finishes
Product details are from Graffiti Shield published specifications.
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Questions
Yes. We install Graffiti Shield protective films on glass, mirrors, metal and plastic across Southern California and Middle Tennessee, alongside our security and anti-graffiti film work.
It depends on the surface. Glass and acrylic get Glass Shield, polycarbonate gets Glass Shield Poly, mirrors get Mirror Shield or the Peel Mirror System, and stainless, aluminum or brass-look metal gets Metal Shield. Glass that is hit repeatedly is a candidate for Multi-Layer. We confirm it on the site visit.
The damage is in the film, not the surface. With single-layer film we peel off the damaged piece and apply a new one. With Multi-Layer and the Peel Mirror System, the top layer peels away and a clean layer is already underneath.
Yes. It goes over existing scratches, keying and oxidation on stainless or aluminum and restores the brushed look, then protects the metal from the next round of damage.
Yes. Mirror Shield can be printed, so a restroom mirror can carry a logo, safety information or a promotion while still protecting the mirror.
It is a complete replacement mirror: a lightweight, shatter-resistant acrylic mirror with four layers of Mirror Shield already applied and a wall bracket. When the fourth layer is used up, a replacement mirror hangs on the same bracket.
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A free on-site visit gets you measured openings, exact film specs and a fixed price. No obligation, and nobody will push you into a film you do not need.
