Rust-Oleum Automotive Aircraft Remover-323172, Quart

Very good stripper. I was using it to strip automotive paint from a food truck. They had painted it with a chrome/silver paint that was thick and rubbery. It cut through it and the paint under it with only a short sitting time. I would definitely use this on anything I needed to strip paint.

This product from RustOleum I had not used before. I am thrilled to find this stripper as it does what others did years ago before restrictions. Easy to use, thick enough to hold on surface and gets paint to bubble within minutes. Bought several cans.

Easy to use and does remove powder coating paint on cast aluminum. Recommended to use outdoors and cover treated area with plastic wrap to reduce evaporation for best effectiveness.

works really well. I stripped 6 cups of paint off of vintage airstream door interior to expose the original metal. It took a long time and a number of re-applications to get to the base, but it looks amazing and it didn't hurt the metal at all.

It takes some patience and may take multiple treatments, but the paint will eventually lose it's grip. Fumes are strong, so use outdoors if possible.

i used this rust oleum aircraft remover for automotive parts and it worked but i have complaints you not supposed to let it dry but you need to give it time to work so i think they want you to do multiple applications.

works really well just make sure you use with caution cuz it can really hurt your health if you dont take the proper precautions to protect yourself....So read the directions carefully before useing!

Less than Useless on automotive finishes. The photos are after 3 applications and having to use a carbide blade scraper. This barely softens the paint. I've done more damage than good. The idea behind chemical stripper is not to damage the factory e coat by sanding it off. I've run the scraper over this so many times now that it's damaged and I've gained nothing. I ordered the “ultra” version next. I read some reviews on that and I'm not expecting much out of that either. I worked in the collision industry for 20 years. This is NOT the same aircraft stripper that was available “ back in the day” Total waste of money. Maybe it's good for water colors?

arrived heavily damaged.

$17 for this small can and you have to actually put globs of this stuff on for it to work. I tried to use this stuff on some 3-piece wheel faces and it took some paint off but after waiting about 30 minutes, 90% of the wheels had all the paint still on it. I realized that only the spots that had an excess amount of remover on them actually removed the paint, so I tried again but at that point a layer of the remover had dried on the wheel face and the second and third coating didn't do anything. At this price you'd think this stuff would easily remove paint from old oxidized aluminum wheels but that wasn't the case. At this price I'm definitely not trying again. Check the photo, the spots that it actually worked on were the spots that were already peeling because of oxidation on the metal underneath the paint