Nitromors All Purpose Paint and Varnish Remover Ref 1985780, 4 L

New Niromors is very much easier to use than the old type bearing the same name. The toxic element that burned hands fingers and eyes as well as blistering the paint you wish to remove is now gone. The new product is semi jellied so it is much better for use on vertical surfaces and areas above your head for instance. New Nitromors works very well on all modern paints and varnishes, however, it manages old lead paint from the '40s and '50s rather less efficiently. Overall new Nitromors works as claimed by the manufacturer though there is a time penalty, you do need to leave it on for longer to allow the product time to work, returning layer by layer to get down to the wood with the result the wood can get very soft so do go gently and be patient, though green in colour new Nitomors does not seem to stain light wood as old paint strippers tended to do.

Quality product, easy to use giving good results

Good but doesnt seem as strong as years ago.needs more to make paint peel.

It is serving its purpose. My friend advised me to use this product. He does furniture refurbishment so I had a good idea beforehand that this stuff would be good. Applied with brush as directed. The product is non-drip and unless you really overload a brush it does not drip, thicker than wallpaper paste, pours from out of tin in to a spare glass jar for application. Product is very high VOC and requires very good ventilation. Oak table restoration in progress and the old varnish and stain is being removed with a combination of this green stuff and grade 4 wire wool. Both of which are helping me to do this job.

No where near as strong as old nitromors..did the job but very long drawn out process..

The two stars I've given here're aren't necessarily for the product itself but for the packaging (or rather lack of it) which I think was frankly dangerous. When I received the box, it had been cut into with a Stanley knife and then taped up again (presumably by the courier). I'm assuming this was because the two tins I had ordered, had been put into quite a thin sided cardboard box which was about a third bigger than the tins themselves, and with no packing material. This meant that the tins were just sliding about inside the box and I'm assuming had given cause for concern to the courier, hence it had been opened and inspected. Given how heavy the tins are, I'm just surprised they didn't rip through the cardboard and fall out.

I have used this product for many years and it always works well. I wouldn't use anything else.

Cheapest I can find of this exact product anywhere is here I find this it the best make and east to use if your good with dangerous chemicals and not afraid of it and can follow instructions