Dumond 3301 Smart Strip Paint Remover, White, 1 Gallon

Did not work on the walls at all

When I added this to my wish list it was a reasonable price, now listed at 228 pounds which is crazy, I found it elsewhere on multiple sites for a much fairer price. I had no idea what star rating to put as I've not used it yet. Hoping to remove paint from marble.

Rubbish, bought this stuff to take off about four layers of vinyl emulsion paint in my hallway as wanted to re plaster walls. Only bubbled up in very small areas so very poor for the price and much quicker with just a large scraper and sharp blade.

This product is excellent. No smell but works great. Does not run, very easy to apply. Best i have ever used. Key is fulling direction, it take between 8 to 24 hours to work. That only down side. Put on and let work over very easy.

It had hoped. No muss, no fuss. It was great to work with. Such an improvement over the "old' type product.

Muy buen producto y despinta a la primera

PLUS: Algunas pinturas como spray caen en segundos/minutos y usando una capa delgada de removedor. Otras pinturas como latex tardan varios dias y requieren gruesas capas de removedor, ademas de considerable fuerza mecánica con espatula para removerlas. El producto no tiene olor ni irrita la piel inmediatamente (cuando reacciona con la pintura emana un leve olor, mejor usar EPP por si las dudas). El producto solo funciona mientras es liquido, recomiendo que la temperatura de ambiente sea cálida para mas velocidad de acción pero no tanta como para evaporarlo. CONTRA: La cantidad que viene en el contener del producto es absurdamente pequeña. De requeririan requieren varios tarros de producto para lograr un solo mueble. A menos que sea un mueble muy fino y de altisimo valor sentimental, el costo seria mas caro que el mismo mueble.

MVP paint stripper. Bought this to prep outside porch and garage lights for repainting. Lightly washed the fixtures to remove the dirt and grime layer on the existing paint. After they dried, I brushed on the stripper about 1/4 inch thick and let it work overnight. The picture shows how well it worked. Just about all the existing paint bubbled off the metal. I was able to peel it off easily and used a Scotchgard pad to remove paint from a few tight/stubborn spots. After a quick wash and dry, I primed and painted the lights...turned out great. Three tricks. First, clean off the existing paint so the stripper has maximum contact with it. Second, be patient...it doesn't work instantly. Put it on and give it time to work. Third, put the thing you're stripping in the shade to keep the stripper from drying out too quickly.