matthew88
Civil/Environmental
- May 16, 2002
- 5
If you think spray painting "Do Not Dump - Drains to Stream" on Storm Drains is graffiti, then I may have an alternative.
In Charleston, SC, round discs about 3" diameter have been grouted/epoxied to the top surface of the curb inlets. The discs are hard plastic or some similar substance and have the "Do Not Dump - Drains to Stream" message with a little fish on it, and the adhesive material looked like epoxy to me, grout to another passerby (who wondered why I was so closely examining a storm drain). The application looks very nice and unobtrusive, a lot less unsightly than spray paint.
I have asked a representative from the International Concrete Repair Institute to get more information on the adhesion technique; as for the discs, you might have to contact the city of Charleston. I will post here as soon as I have further information.
Tell anyone you think might be interested!
In Charleston, SC, round discs about 3" diameter have been grouted/epoxied to the top surface of the curb inlets. The discs are hard plastic or some similar substance and have the "Do Not Dump - Drains to Stream" message with a little fish on it, and the adhesive material looked like epoxy to me, grout to another passerby (who wondered why I was so closely examining a storm drain). The application looks very nice and unobtrusive, a lot less unsightly than spray paint.
I have asked a representative from the International Concrete Repair Institute to get more information on the adhesion technique; as for the discs, you might have to contact the city of Charleston. I will post here as soon as I have further information.
Tell anyone you think might be interested!