Bleach Stenciling

[tendril]

I have heard that one can use bleach and a stencil to effectively 'clean' an area of dirty wall.

Any ideas which type of bleach would be most effective for this? Hydrogen peroxide or good old domestos?

An example [sorry for it being commercial but it is the only example I have]

http://www.shotgunsandwich.net/images/bleach.jpg

Cheers

tendril

[Brian Peppers]

http://www.urban75.org/photos/newyork/images/ny379.jpg

[Rogue]

Um regular bleach. Hydrogen peroxide would be to water-ey. Use some good ol' clorox.

[Brian Peppers]

In what? A spray bottle?

[Rogue]

Yeah, or use a paint brush or roller and put it on, but I don't see why you would want to do this. Stick to paint

[DnK/eeK]

i dont think this method of stenciling would completely be considered vandalism its pretty much like tagging with a power washer

[C3ZR ONE]

Don't kid yourself. If you're making a mark and the law doesn't like it, you're getting served. I like the idea tho.

[Copieright]

damn if this is really working i would definatily try it! so tell your experiences with bleach and stencils

[InsaneSanity]

Bleach drain cleaner anti limescale rubbish and some white spirit.. done.

[bigbomba']

a sponge soaked in clorax and jsut wipe the stencil area over and walk away and let the bleach do its thing with time.. thats how i would do it...

[ShIfTeD]

anyone doubting this can go to hell...its a very mainstream thing when it comes to street art

a. you dont use a bottle of liquid bleach

b. you use comet bleach powder mixed with water into a paste then you roll it on

c. it is pretty damn permanent considering most places only wash their walls once a year if that


ive done this about 20 times, and the result is awsome, and if you get caught the only thing they can bust you for is traspassing, and i say everybody should atliest give this a try

i just dont like it because i hate rollers...i prefer a can, but thats just me :D

[InsaneSanity]

cool shit thanks for that dude.. i was thinking of doing some crazy hands with a window cleaner bottle though.. but as you said..

[BIGel]

i just tried this with a stencil of bruce lee laying down the law. i used a spray bottle and some industrial strength bleach, i gotta say it worked pretty well..but i did hit the dirtiest wall uv ever seen too. ill post flix tomorrow.

[DRIG]

Interesting idea. Just make sure it doesn't get mixed with dawn dish soap. That shit makes mustard gas. or something else unpleasant.

[Z3BRA]

http://www.shotgunsandwich.net/images/bleach.jpg

http://amazingdata.com/mediadata34/Image/hot_weird_funny_amazing_cool7_a-this-is-shopped-17_200907262217566042.jpg

[DRIG]

http://amazingdata.com/mediadata34/Image/hot_weird_funny_amazing_cool7_a-this-is-shopped-17_200907262217566042.jpg

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[zachatnca]

i remember a while back i tried this with some sort of chemical (cant remember what exactly it is) but it worked great and is still up. my friend who works on a construction site helped me put bleach in a spray paint can and re pressurize it and it workers amazing. however i doubt everyone will have this possibility so i cant see how it would be possible to do this without the bleach dripping all over the stencil.