Dumond Smart Strip Advanced Paint Remover - For Removal of Acrylic, Latex, Oil, & Water-Based Coatings - Non-Caustic Formula - Indoor/Outdoor - Contractor & DIY Friendly - 1 Quart

At first, I was skeptical about the product's effectiveness due to its appearance. However, after reading the instructions and applying it as directed, I found that the paint remover worked exactly as described within an hour. The product offers great value for the money and delivers excellent results. Highly recommended.

This works wonderfully even stripping painted hardwood floors. I had been sanding the floors by hand, but decided to finish up the sanding with getting rid of the paint first with this product and to my amazement it works wonderful, and I didn’t even have to buy their paper that goes along with it, which is an additional great cost. I first tried wax paper because some people had tried wax paper, but honestly saran wrap has worked wonderfully! You kind of scrape and fold the paint onto the saran wrap as you’re going. There’s no smell and it was easy to use and the stickiness you have to wash off when you’re done stripping but it’s very durable! A note of importance, I put this down at 77° for an hour, and it lifted off perfectly and a plastic scraper that I used was a little harder point than a little rounder that comes with it! One photo shows the amount of paint that I used in the saran wrap, the second photo is showing the paint gone with just the finish on the hardwood floors, which is a little reddish! So you can see it it’s lifted beautifully.

Pricey, but works very well. Apply fairly generously and cover with plastic wrap (food wrap). We let it sit for 2 - 5 hours. Mind the chemical burn hazard of this stuff - gloves & safety goggles at a minimum- long sleeves and nearby rinse water recommended.

Worked exactly as advertised for my tub. Make sure not to get anywhere you don’t want paint going away from

I really think this is a 5 star product in the right applications. I was trying to strip 2 coats of paint, and one coat of carpet adhesive on top of the paint on a concrete floor. I think it was applied correctly as I rolled the product on using a thick nap roller. You MUST use it as a very thick coating. One gallon should get you around 80 square feet at proper thickness. I let it set for 24 hours under the special Dummond laminate paper per recommendation. The combination of paint and carpet adhesive did not come up easily when the paper was removed as indicated. I used a long handled floor scraper, but in the end it was a thinner putty blade that was more effective in conjunction with a power washer. I will need to buy another gallon, and repeat the process to get a completely clean concrete floor for my porcelain tile installation. Hope this helps and good luck.