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Skate parks are some of the busiest public spaces in WA. They’re also some of the most tagged. Bare concrete soaks up spray paint, texta and ink, which is why skate park graffiti is so hard to shift once it’s there. At Graffiti Gone WA, we’re the exclusive WA supplier of EzyGuard Skate, a penetrating [...]

Did you know that leaving a graffiti tag up is one of the main reasons more tags turn up? It’s the part most people miss. Offensive graffiti is bad enough on its own, but leaving it there does something worse. It tells the next tagger the spot is safe. That’s why, at Graffiti Gone WA, [...]

Public art is one of the best things happening to WA’s streets, parks and public spaces. From large-scale murals to commissioned sculptures, every new piece adds character and turns a blank surface into something that can be enjoyed by the community. At Graffiti Gone WA, we get to play a small part in that: we [...]

Did you know that painting over a graffiti tag on limestone can do more damage than the graffiti itself? It’s one of the most common mistakes we see across Perth and Western Australia. It’s also one that almost always ends up costing property owners more in the long run. That’s why, at Graffiti Gone WA, [...]

Did you know that most graffiti removers are extremely toxic?   In Australia, a staggering 80% of graffiti removers contain ingredients that are harmful to both people and the environment.   That’s why, at Graffiti Gone WA, we prioritise safe, non-toxic graffiti removal here in Perth and across Western Australia.   The Hidden Dangers in [...]

In December 2024, Graffiti Gone WA was privileged to supply and apply the premium EzyCoat Repel anti-graffiti coating to the murals on the abutments of Boorloo Bridge.  Named after the Noongar word for Perth, Boorloo Bridge crosses the culturally significant Heirisson Island (Matagarup) and Swan River (Derbarl Yerrigan), linking East Perth and Victoria Park for [...]