Review on 🍊 Effortlessly Strip Paint & Varnish with Sunnyside Corporation 68532 Hi-Speed Ready-Strip Citrus, Quart Trigger Spray! by Russell Robertson

Update 2: Used the stripper again on another vintage handheld meter. The paint wrinkled and started peeling within the first 10 minutes. A spatula, a brush with plastic bristles and a dish sponge are enough to get at the shiny metal. Still happy with the results! First review: I bought a stripper to remove the original paint from a Colombian vise I am restoring. After reading some negative reviews I decided to coat the painted parts as thick as possible and let the thinner sit for at least 24 hours. I eagerly tried to remove some of the color about 25 minutes after application - it worked great. wrote this review right after this attempt. It's late in the evening so I'll have to remove the paint tomorrow anyway. If I had known it would work so quickly and so well, I could have started a little sooner and my vise was already down to bare metal! It should be noted that the vise was soaked in 5% vinegar for 48 hours. adhesion to the paint is weakened. It didn't seem like it before applying the wash, but it's possible. I'll update the review tomorrow when I start removing the paint and post more pics of the results. At the moment I think so :) Update: 24 hours later 95% of the paint was just scraped off into dry chips. The rest was easily removed with a wire brush. In this case I am very happy with the result. I will leave the container with this material for future restoration projects. I prefer this method over wire brushes only because of the dust the brushes create - the old paint is more likely to contain lead. Thank you for reading. If you found this review helpful, please click Helpful and help others make the right decision for them. Good luck with your projects!