Paint Stripper (Gallon - 128oz) Super Remover New Generation - Removes All Type of Paints

I own a home that was built before 1920 and has been painted multiple times without ever seeing the previous coats removed. This was the only product of the 4 or 5 I tried which cut through the nearly 20 layers of paint. It was a very messy job, but this got it done. It did not coat well on vertical surfaces for removing multiple coats, so be aware that you will need to strip off 2-3 coats at a time on vertical surfaces if the paint there is particularly thick.

This paint stripper product is inefective, It does not remove any paint. Now I can not return it because it is a flamable item. Yet it can be sent to me. I should have been notified that It is a no return item. bad marketing. take this product of your listing.

Without a doubt this was the best paint remover we found in our efforts. We got some different brands at our local box store, however nothing came close in ease of use and doing a complete job. This is the only stripper we will use from now on.

Eco friendly, perhaps. If you want to get the job done, you'll do better/faster with the good old brands. I used this stuff and half way through the job I went to the store and bought a gallon of the more traditional remover. I guess it is good enough for a light task.

I first tried using pure Xylene, Acetone, and Lacquer Thinner to remove the sealer but merely softened the tinted urethane sealer for only seconds and left too little time to scrape. Needless to say the fumes were toxic even when wearing a mask. A heavy coat of this stripper softened the sealer in 3 or 4 minutes but required heavy pressure on my scraper to remove all the coats. The first coat of stripper removed about 80% of the sealer from the coping surface. Each brick required 2 coats to remove all sealer and the curved end of the coping will require 2 more coat possibly from inside the the pool. Stripping solvent based sealer from concrete brick pool coping is near impossible task but at least stripper can do it. Surprising effective stripper with only very mild fumes compared to Acetone, etc. Great stuff.