| Manufacturer | Sunnyside Corporation |
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| Part Number | 657G1A |
| Item Weight | 9.4 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.75 x 8.5 x 7.75 inches |
| Item model number | 657G1 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 1.45 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Style | Multi-Strip Professional |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | 1 gallon |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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From the manufacturer
Multi-Strip is biodegradable, non-flammable, and contains no methylene chloride or caustic.
- Water clean-up
- Odor free
Back to Nature
Multi-Strip Professional Paint & Varnish Remover
The no-drip formula of Sunnyside's Back to Nature Multi-Strip Professional Paint Remover clings to vertical surfaces and fills detail areas. Use this Paint Remover on oil or water-based paint and varnishes, or on more difficult coatings such as two part epoxy and urethanes. Safe to use on interior and exterior surfaces including wood, plaster, concrete, marble, metal, brick, masonry and stone. Not for use on sheetrock, plastic, rubber or linoleum.
- Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces
- Ideal for interior and exterior surfaces
- Capable of removing up to 15 layers in one application
- Apply with a brush, roller, or airless paint sprayer
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| Price | $27.17 | — | — | $12.77 | — |
| Convenient and easy | Removes up to 15 layers | Removes up to 7 layers | Use stiff putty knife or stiff bristle brush for detail areas | Removes up to 3 layers | Removes multiple layers |
| Use to remove: | Paints, varnishes, stains, lacquers, urethanes | Paints, varnishes, stains, lacquers, urethanes | Oil and water-based coatings | Paints and varnishes | Mastics, adhesives |
| Work time | Begins working in about 30 minutes | Begins working in about 60 minutes | Begins working in about 30 minutes | Begins working in about 30 minutes | Begins working in 2-4 hours |
| No-drip formula | Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces | Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces | Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces | Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces | Works on horizontal and vertical surfaces |
| Available sizes | Quart, Gallon | 32 Ounce Spray | 32 Ounce Spray, 1/2 Gallon | Quart, Gallon | Gallon |
| Environmentally safe | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Worked great taking layers of paint off of doors
Loved, loved, loved this product. I was striping paint off of very old doors from my house. The doors probably had 4-6 layers of paint on them. I brushed on the stripper with an old paint brush and left it on for approx. 24 hours. I used about half a gallon per side for each door. I was worried that it was drying out later I realized that just because the top looks crusty doesn't mean the underneath is. My husband did spray them down with water for me about halfway through the process. I then took a few different scraping tools and literally peeled off the paint. It came off like a banana peel. I found that if I peeled a little taking off as much stripper and paint as possible and then wiped it down with and old towel right away before moving on that it worked much better. The paint came right off but the gunk left was what was hard to remove. It was best to wipe right away as I mentioned before. After finishing stripping the door I then took soapy water and scrubbed them down with a brush. Then wiped dry with a rag. This was the easiest wood stripping job I have ever done. There is a slight smell but nothing compared to what I have used before. It is a little messy but come on we are taking off 6 layers of paint it is obvious that you don't wear your Sunday best and that you don't do this on a finished floor. I also should note that this took of the paint from the hinges and latch plate. Oh and I did this while watching my four children.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
Best paint stripper ever! Dont buy anything else!
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
I will never ever use anything else ever again. This stuff is amazing! Puts every other product I've tried to shame. Recommended to me by a friend who strips wood as her job and this is the product they use. She says they apply it heavy, cover it with plastic wrap and leave it to work overnight. The label says nothing about the plastic wrap technique but I did it how she said and it works! Many layers of paint and it scraped off like butter, right down to the wood. Rub rest off with a rag. A final scrub with water and a scrub pad and I had clean bare wood. And it doesn't even smell bad! No killer fumes! Water clean up. Seriously, I love this stuff!
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018
Worked great taking layers of paint off of doors
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018
Loved, loved, loved this product. I was striping paint off of very old doors from my house. The doors probably had 4-6 layers of paint on them. I brushed on the stripper with an old paint brush and left it on for approx. 24 hours. I used about half a gallon per side for each door. I was worried that it was drying out later I realized that just because the top looks crusty doesn't mean the underneath is. My husband did spray them down with water for me about halfway through the process. I then took a few different scraping tools and literally peeled off the paint. It came off like a banana peel. I found that if I peeled a little taking off as much stripper and paint as possible and then wiped it down with and old towel right away before moving on that it worked much better. The paint came right off but the gunk left was what was hard to remove. It was best to wipe right away as I mentioned before. After finishing stripping the door I then took soapy water and scrubbed them down with a brush. Then wiped dry with a rag. This was the easiest wood stripping job I have ever done. There is a slight smell but nothing compared to what I have used before. It is a little messy but come on we are taking off 6 layers of paint it is obvious that you don't wear your Sunday best and that you don't do this on a finished floor. I also should note that this took of the paint from the hinges and latch plate. Oh and I did this while watching my four children.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2018
Very easy to work with and does a excellent job losening paint and disolving varnish. Low odor, not strong chemical smell, rather like slightly off eggs.
I paint it on with a brush then cover with cling wrap overnight to allow time for the latex paint to fully loosen so it can be easily wiped or scraped away. Leaves little to no residue, I wiped wood down with paint thinner to get clean surface ready for finish.
I paint it on with a brush then cover with cling wrap overnight to allow time for the latex paint to fully loosen so it can be easily wiped or scraped away. Leaves little to no residue, I wiped wood down with paint thinner to get clean surface ready for finish.
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