20 Paint Stripper 500ml, Paint Remover. Water Based Solution to effortlessly Remove Paint and Varnish from Wood, Brick, Concrete, Metal, uPVC, Glass and More

I used this to remove paint from some plastic and resin miniatures. It is hands down the best I've ever used. Others I've used have been good but I find them being liquid made it a bit more difficult with clean up and also wastage. This however requires very little and works so well. In fact, I accidentally dropped some on my cutting mat and it lifted the design straight away! This isn't a complaint, as my mat is very dirty and messy after so many years of use, but it showcased the fast acting nature of this stripper. I didn't leave it on very long as I had resin in my models and I read online that it may make resin slightly soft. Even so, it was strong enough to remove the paint within a handful of minutes. I did this twice and it stripped the model straight down to bare plastic, no damage to the resin. And with these quick dips into the pot, with the paste sticking to the model, i barely used any. My only slight criticism is that the price was high compared to other companies, however the Prime delivery for me balanced out the extra costs of delivery and speed elsewhere. But despite that, the 500ml pot is more than big enough for my needs as I don't strip all that often in reality. Highly recommended!Edited to add: clean up was easy too. Seems to dissolve/dissipate with hot water. I used cooler water because of the resin and it took a little longer to clean off, but with running water and an old tooth brush to agitate it came off pretty easily.

I can 100% recommended this product for the use of removing paint/primer from acrylic painted miniatures.Where I struggled to remove then other methods, this worked extremely well. Paint was completely removed after 2 hours, hardly any extra scrubbing required. No smell, non toxic, much safer to have in a household. Will be my go too from now on.

This is not a no effort product and you need to remove the top layers of paint first using a hot air gun (if stripping gloss paint from wood). It did work on paint on iron fireplace but took lots of applications, scraping and wiping between applications. Buy accordingly so you can apply thickly. It is non smelly and easy to apply with a paintbrush.

Well exceeded my expectations. The paint came straight off my motorcycle plastic mudguards which had been primed and painted by a former owner now back to original blue well chuffed.

It was OK.The product is easy to use. I was using it to strip plastic miniatures. I soaked the models over night, and then next day using old toothbrushes. As you can see from my photos, the results were mixed. For acrylic and enamel paints it worked wonders. Some look like brand new and the paint simply slid off. Whilst others had been undercoated, and i don't know what this undercoat was made off, but it was very stubborn and the stripper made little effect.Another comment is that the stripper is quite gloopy and takes a bit of time getting rid of all the residue parts off the model. Fortunately i have an Ultrasonic cleaner and just put the models in that with a bit of degreaser and that got all that off very easily. But without that i suspect a few extra minutes needed thoroughly brushing it off.What is fantastic is that it does zero damage to the plastic models which is great.Overall it is very good, but obviously not all types of paints come off using this stuff.

It works really well on stone if left for 2 hrs.. Good delivery service and good price.. Thank you

Despite looking at different paint strippers. To try and ensure I got one to do the job intended I failed miserably.Panel to stripoff a motorbike,and plastic.so needed something that would not melt the plastic.This paint strriper,despite even leaving it overnight . Did absolutely nothing whatsoever!. So if anyone can recommend a paint stripper please let me know

No acrid or 'pear drops' smells. Safe to use inside the house. We used it with children and pets in the house - we still kept them clear of the treated area but no need for extensive ventilation like other paint strippers. One down side was that it only stripped one layer of paint at a time. Old surfaces with mutlpile layers of paint did take some time. We put the stripper down and covered with cling film whilst it started to blister the paint. Paint was easily stripped with a stripping tool and residue was easy to clean up. We have recommended this product to family and friends who have also used it with great responses. Expensive for a small tub so hopefully the price doesn't go up.