JENOLITE Industrial Strength Paint Stripper Aerosol | Non-Drip Gel Formula | 1.2L | Paint Remover & Varnish Stripper | Metal, Wood, Brick, Concrete

Oh its perfect, and does what it supposed to do. Literally started pealing after 5 minutes of spraying. I'm so happy 😊

Works really well on single layers of paint but if your house has the landlord speical go for something stronger.

Works great, applied it liberally and it did exactly what it states.Paint bubbled up and I just scraped it off.

Gave up after three attempts not worth £13.99 ended up using a household cleaner and wire brush great results save your money .

Sadly doesn't do as described, Tried doing my doorstep and this product was useless, Even after several attempts,Waste of money and false information..

For relatively small areas caked in decades of paint (small chair, window cill) this product is great. I got 3 servings of the stripping power, for a window sill that's 6ft long and was covered in several layers of paint and Wood stain. Took 3 goes admittedly but, did the job fine. 1st coat I left over night. That took off the 1st 2 layers, 2nd left for 2 hrs, that took off the next 3. The last took off the last 2 layers on there. It is really strong, I left the room each time, and left windows open throughout the process. I've bought a 2nd can to do the door frame. I found this really good & easy to use

Make sure you have windows and doors open. Over the years my kitchen sink taps where originally coated in a form plastic material. I have used this produuct to clear my mistakes for my makeover, and all over house and garden where old paint dried. Now continuing, I thought the tap was a paint source. Bleach and cleaning stuff with rubbing had taken its toll, leaving old taps scraped and dirty looking. I've been embarrassed using sink. I'm short on funds. I am saving for new sink and taps. So I took chance bought Industrial paint stripper, worried it may not work on white film coverage of this tap. It did work, originally, I had spent ages scrapping plastic film to see what was under tap. I expected Chrome to see what colour under taps wowed me. Now, I used paint remover, covered all area with paper and sprayed all over tap area. Waiting 15 mins. The white dissolved, I used a bladed scraper, and gently moved in downwards stroke position. The paint stripper as you can see, worked, it was like butter and in awkward areas, I sprayed and right away cleared off rest of white source. I used a metallic gold spray for tap area, then I let dry. Next day I used metallic paint, giving a darker look, and then few hours later, I put the small metallic tin paint into a plastic small container added gold glitter. I left pictures of the whole finish. I highly recommend all the Sellers involved with the products that I used. I've never done anything like this before. I'm really happy with finish.

Very hard to work with. I had a bicycle frame to strip & after roughing it up with 180 grit so the stripper would bite into better I sprayed on & left for 15mins. After that it showed a little bubbling so it sprayed some more. Came back after another 15mins & some more bubbling but not much. Removing paint was horrible. Got to be quick & brutal as it drys out in 10mins. Very hard work. Ended up buying something from Screwfix & left it for 16hrs & completely scotch pad it off in 5mins & was half the price. Too expensive for little results.