🔵 Superior Performance: Blue Bear 605 Pro Coating Remover - One Gallon (128 oz) Review

I used this to clean a two coat wood chest. Dark green and black. I applied a moderately thick layer, waited 15-20 minutes and with a scraper I just moved the scraper and all the paint came off. I liked it very much.

I have researched many products for removing epoxy paint from cement. It works and doesn't smell. I used a 2700psi washing machine and this product and it came loose. Also non-toxic. According to Franmar representatives, this product fully complies with the declared characteristics.

Easy to remove with a little dirt or drips, but the removal efficiency is not great. It took me at least 5 rounds to peel paint off a window frame. It's probably 4 coats of paint. This works great if you need to remove less than 3 coats of paint, but I wouldn't recommend more.

Bought to remove old paint from a cement porch floor. I chose this product because it is soy based and non-toxic. Not only is it non-toxic, but it is also non-functional. I paid sixty dollars for this useless gel! Despite following the instructions in the letter and scraping for hours, the color remains. Anything removed was accomplished with brute force. SAVE YOUR MONEY. DO NOT HANDOUT BLUE BEAR 605 PRO COATING REMOVER. If I could return it, I definitely would. The company should be ashamed of

SO disappointed so far. I've stripped the paint on various spots in my 100+ year old house, lead paint. After trying Citristrip, branded natural makeup remover and polish I finally thought it was worth $70 for this stuff as everyone online seems to be raving about it. First, the material dried for about ten minutes, even in places where it was heavily applied. . I did a test spot and it removed a coat of paint but the price didn't suit me so I thought maybe the trick was to wrap it in plastic…