Complete Paint Stripper Bundle – Paint Remover for Wood and Metal, with Accessories, for Easy Restoration

What a great product! I never review but had to on this product. Super easy, removed paint from tiles I had painted and it came off so easily!

Used to remove 2 coats of mutisurface paint and a layer of varnish from a timber porch. Applied 1 coat and left for an hour then applied a second. After a couple of hours most of the paint and varnish just scraped off without a great deal of effort. Sime stubborn areas left that will need either a 3rd application or just sanding off . Ive have rheumatoid arthritis and extremely damaged wrists and as long as i only tackled 1 side of the porch each day, i was in no more discomfort than if i had done a couple of hours gardening.

No problem with this product.

It will eventually strip paint, but no where near as easily as detailed in the instructions. The kit is useful though to get everything you need at once

Bought this product remove old paint from staircase. Easy to use, I had few layers of paint so needed to apply more coats. Let it a bit longer to work. But definitely great product. Happy with my purchase. Worth the money

I started this project back in September and of course spend a few days clearing the old material off the mirror in my back garden before finally buying the spray to finish the job. Had this mirror since 2006 found it in a charity shop and had it for years been wanting to restore it for some time. I know I had to remove the old flaking metal paint off first. I didn’t use much of the metal paint remover but I did need to tools it comes with and after some time I was able to remove it and then give my mirror a fresh new look as it hangs with pride my hallway. Need to restore furniture then I recommend this product for a project and you can easily restore little gems like I did.

Let’s start with the positives. It arrived quickly. There is little to no smell. It’s quite fun painting it on.I followed the instructions.Use sheeting. Where gloves. Put a lot on. Leave it an hour. Blather it some more. Leave it an hour. Scrape it off.This kit said it had everything I need. It lied. I also completely destroyed a scrub daddy, four other sponges, a whole roll of kitchen roll and a pack of wipes. Oh, and 7 pairs of gloves. And my nail tech is going to freak when she sees what the brown goo has done to my hands.It’s not fun getting it off the wood or me or the sink.The photo with the lighter wood is the flat bit I’d actually sanded before buying the kit. It’s worse now than it was because some of the stuff has got in to it. The rest looks marginally better than when I started but it’s nowhere near as good as the sanded piece.My next plan is to pressure wash the stuff off it.In short, this is not for me. I won’t be using it again. I’ll stick to sand paper. Not fun. Not satisfying. Only did part of the job.☹️☹️☹️

Did the job all be it slowly. All equipment included was of a high standard even the gloves! Quite a nice smell of sort of almonds when applying. One mistake I made was to leave it wrapped in cling film as directed by the instruction card. When I came back to it the stripper and dissolved varnish along with the cling film had fused to the table and took major scraping to get it off. If cling filming don’t leave for more than a few hours not overnight as I did.