Sunnyside Corporation 634G1 Paint & Varnish, Gallon, 2 Minute Remover Advanced Gel, 2 Pack

With the ban on methylene chloride, this is probably the best you can get. Nothing strips paint off like methylene chloride, but since you can't get it any more we're stuck with second best. This stuff took off some ultra thick polyurethane on a cabinet humidor pretty easily. I did have to apply it two or three times to get it all of. I also had to wrap the area in plastic wrap. Leave it for 2 hours. Come back and the finish came off easy with a paint scraper. It's work.. but this does better than anything else I tried.

I saw this product on YouTube and bought it. Huge waste of money. After hours of trying over and over again, it does not work. I tried spreading it and waiting.. tried spreading it and then covering it with paper towels and adding more of it on top of the paper towels and then covering it with plastic, then tried only spreading it and then covering it with plastic... nothing works. I believe if you have raw paint, it may remove that.. but if you have a varnish or clear coat... it does nothing. After multiple attempts, I then used a high pressure pressure washer. When you point it directly at the paint, some places the paint kinda comes off, but only barely... I spent about 1 1/2 hours trying to get as much paint off as possible. Got about 10% off... then I gave up.. I paid for the paint remover so I wouldn't have to do this.. My order came with 2 gallons and I can't get my Money back. I am disappointed.

For a chemical based paint stripper gel I think this is the best on the market. It does work quickly, and the fumes are not so bad. The gel sticks where you put it and it’s very thick making cleanup easier. Highly recommend.

Didn't seem to penetrate the two layers of deck over paint on my concrete pool walkway, before drying out. I plan on putting it on thicker and covering it with a plastic sheet to keep it from drying out and giving it more time to penetrate. I discovered it works pretty well IF 1) you put it on thick - 2 to 3 times the thickness of what you're trying to remove; 2) Wait an appropriate amount of time (depending on thickness and temperature/humidity) could be 10 minutes to 3 hours) - if you see it drying out, you've waited to long; 3) scrape it off with a sharp scraper.

I used this to strip old varnish off a 100yr wood floor. The first thing I learned is I got nowhere using 2 mins so I toss that idea out. 4 minutes is more like it. It also required a second coat in many areas. The fiumes were not bad. Do not let this stuff dry out or you just wasted your time and stripper. I put the gel on thick, and used a plastic scraper to remove it. It's definitely not a case where you slosh it on and 2 mins later you're done. It's not that strong. Once I figured out a routine it went pretty well.

Reading previous reviews - There were questions as to do you actually receive 2 gallons, some reviews stated only 1 was sent. I just received my 2 gallons which is a great deal for the price. I find that the stripper works well on vintage radios. I do wear a respirator mask when using it.

Product was as advertised, and price was reasonable. Hope to do more business with this seller. Thank you.

Nice firm container and easy pour. However it did not work well on a painted metal door from house to garage. The door had factory white finish and 1 coat of acrylic. Applies well to vertical surface as advertised but is not very effective as a stripper. Tried after 5 minutes; 15 minutes; 30 minutes and 1 hour.Second trials were by applying more coats to insure wetness. Not sure what the 2 minute name refers to but regardless, it was not very effective at paint removal.Took 1 entire can to strip one side of the door.