Max Strip Latex Paint Remover 22oz | Fast-Acting Water-Based Formula | Safely Removes Latex, Acrylic | For Wood, Metal, Concrete & Multiple Surfaces | Ideal for Drips, Spills & Overspray

Used it to clean my vinyl fence and flower pots. It works best after it sets for about 60-90 seconds. See the before and after pictures.

I got some light to moderate overspray on one of our container metal doors; one spot was fairly heavy, caused by a misgrab of the sprayer...enough said. I followed the directions on this product, being as skeptical as I always am, and was pleasantly surprised with the results. This stuff really works well. It doesn't dissolve the paint; it simply sets it loose from the surface in which it sits, so you "wipe it around" as you're removing it. Follow the directions, you'll like the results.

Needs a bit more elbow grease to get the paint to come loose, but it is easy on the stuff under it. 4 stars because I had to reapply a few times to get it all off. I have used other stuff that was single application.

Had dried paint on carpet eso. This product did not remove it.

This stuff works great. I knew there were hardwood floors under the carpet the previous homeowner had installed. When I pulled the carpet up they had done a sloppy job painting the woodwork and there was dried white paint all around the edge of the floor. The product did a fantastic job of removing the paint. One tip is wipe in one direction. If you try rubbing back and forth you will smear the paint. I used paper towels. I have asthma and bought this because it was advertised as low VOC. It has a slight odor but nothing overpowering. Didn’t bother me at all.

This works so well! I got paint on my shirt, and I was able to remove it easily. I also spilled a half-gallon of paint on my carpet, and it sat there for a few years. However, this product actually worked, removing the paint.

Less than useless! Wouldn't remove anything. Even the peel-up instructions were permanently fused.

This removed paint 🎨 that was on a desk from my Grandfather's desk. He opened his store right after WW2. This desk was the first thing he brought home from his furniture store. The paint was on there for a long,long time. It slid off like butter. The trick is to let the spray sit on for about 30 minutes. I then used battery operated toothbrush and a rubber squeegee to remove the paint. 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐