Paint Stripper

Very effective. Starts bubbling away immediately and cut through lacquer, paint and primer in one go. I reapplied in a few areas to keep it wet, if it dries out the paint it has lifted turns into a gum that is super difficult to remove, so do small areas, or keep enough on standby to reapply a little as you go to keep the paint soft as your scrape or wipe it off. Very effective indeed.

Good, need a lot to do a flight of stairs so can cost you to get a project finished.

Did a great job on multiple layers of paint. Still had to sand but expected that! Using this took hours and hours off the job. Would recommend!

Bought to remove gloss from the awkward corners on stair bannister and skirting. It didn't work very well, despite leaving it on for the time stated but noticed it easily took the paint off the wall. The wire brush did the trick on the stairs. Being a spray, it is less messy but won't be buying again.

Last spring I acquired an aluminium table and then bought 2 chairs to go with it for a small seating area in my garden, all were covered in thick globby paint in white and green and I thought I could easily strip it... After hours with a wire brush and then with a drill attachment and then using paint stripper with very little success I gave up and ignored it until this summer. I contacted a local sand blaster and was quoted £100s to do the furniture which made my thrusting project pointless, could buy a dining room for the cost. I decided I would give it one more try and guided by my trusty AI friend, I found this product... And I am so over the moon, it is magic, getting in all the twisty bits, paint just falling away and then with minimum elbow grease getting every last bit out. I wish I knew about it last year. I should have my table and chairs ready for this weekend now as opposed to next year if I had continued at my previous pace. I will share more photos when I'm done!

Very runny. Nozzle kept getting blocked/having issues with the pressure. Took the top layer off but used several cans and still not got an empty radiator. The smell is very strong! Definitely needs to be used with open windows.

Absolutely brilliant product. Used to strip a motorbike clutch cover. Ate through paint perfectly . Follow instructions for excellent results Spray on,leave for 15 minutes, scrape of it's that simple. 10 out of ten

Worked great for pulling what I think is white emulsion and varnish from pine. My minor complaints are that it didn't go as far as I'd hoped, and the nozzle blocks constantly even following the instructions exactly to avoid it. I stripped a roughly 60 x 25 cm plank, both sides and edges, and one beam about 50 x 5cm, all sides again, and that was the can spent. It had to be applied quite thickly to really pull the paint up. I tried a thinner coat and it wasn't as effective and took some scraping for a messier result. The nozzle issue was solved with removing the cap every now and then and twiddling a safety pin in it to dislodge the residue. If I wasn't on a budget, I'd buy more and keep going but I'd need at least 2 more cans.... A bottle of stripper is more affordable at that point.