Bartoline Paint Predator Heavy Duty and Varnish Stripper 500 ml, Professional Strength, Non-Caustic Remover for Wood, Metal and Masonry

Excellent paint remover as its very effective and does what it says. I used it on our landing floor to remove years old white paint marks. Just dropped a bit of it onto the floor, used a scraper to smother over the paint and few minutes later its already coming off really easy.

worked fast and quite well, had to use second coat for stubborn bits then they came off very easily.

Works really well. Obviously the thicker the paint is the longer it takes to desolve it. It's easy to clean up. I was stripping paint from a radiator, and wanted this for the fiddly bits.

I purchased this Paint Predator because it stated on the container Heavy Duty, just what I needed, I thought.My DIY job was stripping old paint from a staircase hand rail. It does state on the container how to apply.'Brush apply a thick layer and leave for one hour'At the time of purchase, I didn't know that the waiting time would be one hour before the solution would take effect and I could then start to scrape the paint off. I did end up waiting for around 1.5 hours and more.This Paint Predator does work though. But very, very slowly. Towards the end of my DIY job when I had removed most of the paint, and to speed up and to complete the job. I did purchase another brand of paint remover. One which I usually use, and it takes effect in a matter of minutes.I have uploaded photos of the finished staircase hand rail. I'm just a little annoyed that I hadn't taken some photos of the hand rail with the old badly applied red paint before I started. The difference is night and day. My other half is surprised that the hand rail turned out so good. In fact, she's over the moon at the finish result.😊

I was using the traditional flammable paint stripper and ran out. Saw this and decided to try it and from the reviews appeared ok. However it is a water based white coloured stripper, apply with a brush and leave for an hour until the product reacts. This didn’t happen at all in places. It then advises to use a shave-hook to scrape off with. Then finally rub down with a scrubbing brush -DO NOT USE WIRE WOOL, which I was using with the traditional stripper. Wash down with detergent and water. The table looks nearly the same, the best place the varnish/stain came off was when I used wire wool. It was hard work too to remove. it was rubbish compared to traditional paint stripper which I am now going to buy again to complete the job.

Have put off stripping a 90 year old solid oak front door for the past 30 years. Finally got around to it. Used a heat gun first on about ten layers of paint but it still left a lot so bought this stripper. Did as it says on the tin and applied a thick coat as recommended in the instructions and left it for an hour. Within fifteen minutes I could see it was working so left it for an hour and applied a second coat.Again I left it for about half an hour and I was greatly impressed that the paint had gone to a paste that I could scrape off before it dried.I then used detergent and water on it and it had worked a treat, ready to be sanded.The smell was ok and all in all I found it good value and good quality.

Worked alright to get paint of my walls

Great product, easy to use, great value