Sunnyside Back to Nature Multi-Strip Professional Paint & Varnish Remover, Gallon, 657G1
Key features
- •Capable of removing up to 15 layers of paint, varnish, stain, lacquer and urethane
- •Apply a light coat to remove 1-4 layers; a heavier coat will remove multiple layers with a stripping tool
- •Apply with a brush, roller, or airless paint sprayer to interior and exterior surfaces
- •Will adhere to vertical surfaces and will remove two part epoxy and urethanes
- •Easily cleaned up with water
- •Coverage is approximately 60-100 square feet / gallon
Sunnyside Back to Nature Multi-Strip Professional Paint & Varnish Remover, Gallon, 657G1
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Customer Reviews
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Best paint stripper ever! Dont buy anything else!
L. Walders-Bensley•August 29, 2017
I will never ever use anything else ever again. This stuff is amazing! Puts every other product I've tried to shame. Recommended to me by a friend who strips wood as her job and this is the product they use. She says they apply it heavy, cover it with plastic wrap and leave it to work overnight. The label says nothing about the plastic wrap technique but I did it how she said and it works! Many layers of paint and it scraped off like butter, right down to the wood. Rub rest off with a rag. A final scrub with water and a scrub pad and I had clean bare wood. And it doesn't even smell bad! No killer fumes! Water clean up. Seriously, I love this stuff!
Works as advertised, removed 40 year old paint from ...
Craig•February 21, 2017
Works as advertised, removed 40 year old paint from a concrete block wall overnight. Most of it just scraped right off the next day, some wire brushing and 95% of the paint was gone. I had the opportunity to use an electric power washer and that finished the job. The porous nature of block made it impossible to just scrape off all of the paint. So if you can, after scraping, use a power washer to finish the job.
The best stripper
Harry D. Romsey•October 7, 2016
Worked extremely well and helped me strip years of paint layers of very old gingerbread cottage windows without fear of breaking glass. Took two applications and liked water clean up when job was completed 😄😄
best so far
heathert•June 29, 2016
I hate stripping paint. But out of all the ones I tried, this was my favorite. Put it on thick like cake frosting. I put the special paper on it for a few hours (you don't want it to get dry) and it did great. no smell.
Good product, strips paint but doesn't live up to all of its claims.
Su•June 3, 2016
Definitely only goes through one or two layers of paint at a time, but I do love how it works in about four hours. While the product says that it does not need to be neutralized afterwards, it definitely does. Make sure you wash it off.
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