Strip & Clean Furniture Stripping Kit | Removes Multiple Paint Layers | Varnish & Epoxy Remover | Wood Paint Stripper | Melts Coatings | Soy-Based Formula | Includes Residue Removal Spray

I used this stripper combo on an antique dressing table. This table had five layers of lead based paint. It took both the entire bottles of stripper and cleaner, and it’s pricey, but really worked very well. I had to reordered the cleaner a second time to remove all the remaining residue. Honestly these products were the perfect solution for removing all those layers of paint.

Love this product! Works well and easy to use! It's a little on the expensive side but I could say it's worth it.

I'd heard so many good things about this product, but hesitated because of the price. I finally decided to go for it, since it claimed to be completely odor-free. Not the case. Does it smell like the hard-core strippers? No. But it still has a smell that gave me a headache, and I had to wear my mask after all.It also took FOREVER to strip the finish off an older piece of furniture. Even having applied the product liberally, and covering with plastic wrap, it still wasn't ready to come off after 4 hours. FOUR HOURS. Plus, wrapping a giant piece of furniture in plastic wrap isn't exactly environmentally friendly. After 5 hours, I was able to get most of the finish scraped off.Pretty disappointing.

Seemed to work fairly well.

This product is Great!!!! My son and i used it to strip an original jenny Lynn bed and it was so easy to get the spindles clean.We did wrap the bed in sections where we were working on in plastic wrap and let it set for 50 minutes…. And the paint peeled right off.I would recommend this product to anyone stripping paint off if wood surface.

Used this product to remove 2 coats of paint on an old dresser. Absolutely amazing without smelling. I applied product generously the. Covered with plastic wrap and let it sit for 2 hours. Removed old paint with ease!

I wanted so badly to love this product especially because it’s non-toxic. I’ve watched other furniture flippers use it and they rave that it works. It did not work for me AT ALL and I feel it necessary to leave this review for others to see. I ended up using another product that worked so much better for a tiny fraction of the price of this.The back of the stripper says to wait 60 mins. I think that’s too long because at 60 mins the top layer (2 layers total) of paint on my dresser was flaky and would flake off when I used my scraper to scrape. It didn’t come off in strips at all. I re-applied and tried after 30 mins but that wasn’t enough time I guess because I had the opposite issue, not much paint would come off but lots of gel came off. I even tried wrapping it with plastic wrap and some paint would come off but always flaky. It definitely does not take off layers of paint like it says on the bottle. After spending hours upon hours chipping and scraping the first layer of paint off the dresser. I cleaned it with the spray which ended up just kinda making it messier if I’m being honest which I am. Ugh. After letting that dry and taking a break. I applied it to the second layer and It DID not work again. At that point I said enough was enough. I went to the hardware store and bought a generic brand and it worked WAY way better.

Very effective without being full of hideous chemicals. Used by many furniture refinishers to remove old finishes in preparation for new finishes or paint. Easy to apply, goes a long way. Excellent!