Sunnyside Corporation 2 Minute Remover Advanced Detailing Liquid Paint & Varnish Remover, 1 Quart - Liquid

I wish I had known about this product before I threw out the 26" side table I covered with a handmade, intricate glass mosaic. I thought I'd done a good job of sealing it with a waterproof polyurethanbe, but the relentless California sun, occasional rain, and record heat caused the table to become crusty and cloudy. I was heart-broken when nothing I'd bought seemed to work.Then I found this product! It's simple to use, fast-acting, and perfectly safe for grout and glass tiles. You pour it on, swirled it around on the tabletop, and in no time--with very minimal scrubbing with a stiff brush--the product lifted the poly from the tiles, leaving the mosaic shiny and good as new. i

This product works so well that I would have not even give it one star but I was required to give it one star to write this review , literally junk !!! It will not even remove clearcoat let alone the Factory paint job off of a Harley Davidson gas tank ,I might as well spit on the gas tank and threw $10 in the garbage can …Do not waste your time or money on this product, you will be extremely disappointed !!!

This bad boy works, but make sure you have a steel brush. (I spent hours scraping paint off a lamp post, beleive me you NEED a scraper of some sort)

It works but on in 2 minutes that’s for sure. But in the end it did the job but took quite a few coats to get it done.

Best paint remover I ever bought

You have to use a lot of it just to get it to strip the first layer of paint

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Not even "close" to the effectiveness of traditional methylene chloride paint remover formulations!I was attempting to use it to remove a two inch band of old enamel paint from a piece of galvanized metal that someone had apparently used as a paint guard at some point in time. Even allowing twice the contact time, this stuff softened, but did not "lift" most of the paint.Multiple applications later (and much scraping) I finally gave up due to time constraints and used a rotating wire brush to complete the job. The worst of it is that once you start using the product you become "committed", as the treated paint becomes softened and simply "painting over it" is no longer an option! The older paint remover formulas were orders of magnitude better, but I understand the safety concerns (strongly suspected of being carcinogenic)... most users would never commit to using the proper PPE equipment required (gloves and proper respiratory mask). I guess it's occasionally a good thing for the FEDS to protect us from ourselves!