Watco One Step Paint & Poly Remover-351926, Quart

it worked super good stripped my bike frame really nice a little patience and the product does a wonderful job.

Followed the directions and used a flat scrapper (not a putty knife). Polyurethane came off fairly easily. Pics before and after (after is stained once the polyurethane is removed).

this product is easier to use than most. it does what it says and removes several layers at once. it makes the job less strenuous. its my new go-to

I needed this product to remove about 12 or more old layers of paint from a dresser. Some of the paint dated back to the 1970's, while the most current layers were from the 90's and early 2000. This was a tough project and my first time using a paint stripper, couldn't have removed all these layers without this type of product. You can see by the photos that the first application removed several layers, then the next application several more layers. Once I got it to the last few layers of paint, I used a variable, orbital sander to finish removing the paint. The paint “bubbles up” after letting it sit for the required amount of time (see photos). I probably let it sit for 30 min. Some areas the paint came off easy and other areas, I had to use a metal putty knife. If the paint you're removing isn't quite as old as mine was, I'd expect the removal process would be easier.

Not as strong as the gue I used to use. It only took two layers of five coats of paint off the frame with the first application.

Took 4 coats to get all off but if you later it on good, it works great.

I coated the table and waited 30 minutes and with all my strength stripped the paint painstakingly. it was hard. I see others just push the putty knife and strip stuff so easy. not with this stuff. maybe being 104 degrees had something to do with it. my goodness stripping thick paint is hard.

It s 72 degree today and been applying it on for 3 rounds already and doesn't get much poly coat out of it.

Product instructions state leave on 15-20 minutes. I had to leave on for 30-45 minutes to be able to remove small amounts of old stain. Will not be recommending this product

My project was removing latex paint from my wooden kitchen cabinets. I started off with another paint stripper and it worked great but when I ran out, I ordered this brand.. I regret that choice. The first time I used it I had literally no results and I thought well maybe I rushed it or didn't have the right scraper so I went and resupplied and applied coat out the coat coat. I used a metal scraper a plastic scraper, a professional scraper nothing would take the paint off. It is about as effective as using plain water I had to put on so many coats and leave it on for so long. It made my Wood mushy. . I would recommend this product only to someone who wants their wood to end up, looking like a mushy blob.