Starchem Synstryp Paint Stripper PS-50 5 Litres

Best paint stripper out there just like the old nitromores used to be

I've used quite a bit of this paint stripper to remove all the paint from my classic motorcycle which I'm fully refurbishing. It's strong stuff but still requires a couple of applications if there are several layers of paint to remove. You have to be careful with it. Wearing rubber gloves is essential...it burns the skin on contact and wearing a mask (respirator) is also highly recommended (probably essential if you are using this product for any length of time).Anyway, the bottom line is that it does the job.

Having read the glowing reviews on this I expected to be amazed, however having tried this I found it to perform the same as standard EU approved Nitromoors but just in a reduced time. Perhaps it's the type of paint that I have tried it on (household wood paint up to 110 year old, in various layers) Given that the product is inherently more dangerous than over the counter strippers and creates more smell I would just go for the Nitromoors in the future.

Brought this hoping it was better than the stuff from screwfix. Works no better and is nasty stuff, plus expensive.

This is what nitromors used to be like, however for the job I tried it for- stripping out a shower screen it proved unequal to the task in fact nothing proved equal to the task but that was not the paint stripper's fault.

Briliant stuff. Great company to do business with too.Works like Nitromors did years ago.This stripper contains the nasty stuff that works really well at stripping paint - methylene chloride, or dichloromethane.I had to fill out a health and safety form before it was dispatched, but that was a simple process - just signed, took a pic and emailed back.Need to use in a well ventilated area with protective clothing as it is really nasty stuff - but hey - works like a treat!!Have stripped an old gun stock with it - great result.Woudl highly reccommend - but take care as it is evil stuff!

Not great.A lot of effort to remove paint.

What can i say other than it has stripped everything i've put it on down to the bare bones.From exterior gloss, metal paint, hammerite and even a plastisol coating from a storage container.If it has any kind of oils/bonding agents in it then it will strip it.