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October 9th, 2006

Graffiti Taggers Have Met Their Match

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Graffiti taggers leave their unsightly marks on walls, buildings, bridges, and any surface they can find, but now surfaces can be treated so the graffiti will not stick. Seal America, Inc. uses nanotechnology to seal any surface with a non-toxic, environmentally friendly product. After treatment graffiti just washes off quickly and easily.

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