Elephant Snot removes graffiti from grave markers

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'Miracle' product undoes grave marker damage in Riverview Cemetery

It appears that the vandalized grave markers in Riverview Cemetery in Kiski Township (near Pittsburgh) can be restored to their original condition thanks to a “miracle” product.
Rome Monuments, which volunteered its services to help clean the 200 headstones defaced with red paint last weekend, used a graffiti removal product called Elephant Snot.

Workers used a scrub brush to apply the thick, dark-green mixture to each stone, waited about 15 minutes, then used a pressure washer to spray it off.
The paint washed away like chalk sprayed from a sidewalk.

http://triblive.com/neighborhoods/yourallekiskivalley/yourallekiskivalleymore/9145089-74/monuments-rome-cemetery#ixzz3mqPwdriR

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1. You know when elephants

Blow water out of their trunks? Well at least most people think its water, but it's not.

[Frustratedlady]

2. Those responsible should be doing the cleaning. Have they been caught? eom

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3. Have they been caught?

Not yet

[packman]

4. Of course it's not "real" Elephant Snot, isn't it?

Would take ahellofalot of elifents with colds to provide any substantial amount - probably something like Naval Jelly (which has nothing to do with navels).

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5. it's not "real" Elephant Snot ?

I Googled it but did not find the ingredients. I'm assuming it snot real elephant snot.
Here's their home page:
http://www.graffitisolutions.com/products/elephant-snot-gold-max