All Purpose Paint Remover Spray 22oz - Water Based Adhesive Remover Spray, Spray Paint Remover, Graffiti Remover Spray, Overspray Remover, Dried Paint Remover - No Methylene Chloride NMP Formula

I painted my porch and I got some paint on the stone wall, vinyl siding, and brick step. I was able to remove the new paint and then remove some old paint from decades ago. Weird how well that work lol. I soaked the spot and scraped it into the spot or swipe. I used a dampened microfiber cloth to rub off the vinyl and use a wired brush on the stone/brick. Easy to use for sure and it worked to remove the old stains and paint. I didn’t notice a scent but I was outside using this. I barely used a lot, so this will go a very long way making this a value for your money purchase. The quality is exactly as described. The solution is thick and easy to manipulate.

Decided to spray paint our outdoor furniture and ended up get some on the cement. Sprayed this down then power washed the cement, and every bit of paint came off. Worked great and saved our concrete!

This works well on most surfaces and cleans almost anything! I used it to clean my tile floor after painting the bathroom.

This graffiti remover worked like a charm! I used it on a painted wall and it lifted the spray paint quickly without damaging the surface.

I was spray painting and I overshot and got some in my pebble decking. This stuff worked like a charm and got it off easily.

This product claims to have no harsh chemicals so I thought it would be okay with my asthma. I'd recommend wearing a mask if you have sensitive lungs because this certainly bothered mine ! I bought it for stripping adhesive and paint off of a ceramic I bought from Goodwill (it had this weird furry paint on it that was super gross). The first image was how it looked upon purchase. The following images are all during clean up (solid white is from a base coat of paint - this did not completely strip the paint!). It took several days of spraying, scrubbing, soaking, and more scrubbing (I'm not entirely convinced soaking did more than spraying and immediately scrubbing). All in all, I think using 100% acetone nail polish remover would have worked better but I'm not sure how the cost would compare. I sprayed it profusely and let it soak for varied times (from a few minutes to overnight) and then scrubbed it with various sized brushes. I used nail polish remover and qtips for the small nooks/hard to reach spaces. Once the weird textured paint was off, I washed it with soap and water and let it dry for a few days. I gave it a nice solid white base coat and it's ready to be repainted now!

This product works but I didn't received a full bottle, it was empty with a little bit left. Just like everyone else, I received almost an empty bottle for that I give it 1 star. The product itself work like magic on removing paint. I ordered a second one and come half empty as well.

Fantastic product/does not have a strong smell/product removed old and new latex paint/It had to sit a little longer on old paint and had to use a little more scrubbing/The price was reasonable and I will buy it again