Max Strip Spray Paint & Graffiti Remover, Multi-Surface Gel, 22 fl oz

Wow! When a well-intentioned helper accidentally sprayed painted black blotches on the yellow siding, I was saddened! I tried a number of products to remomve it, and figured I would just have to live iwth it. I had never heard of 'graffiti remover.' I bought the Max Strip Remover, sprayed it onto the painted areas, left it for 15 minutes, an it wiped right off with the siding color entirely intact! I nearly cried with relief. This was quite a load off this senior citizen's mind!

This product works great. After clearing out a rented storage unit, I was informed that I would be having to pay for some writing that was done on a wall with permanent marker. The writing was there when I rented the unit and it was the word SCRAP, written above a rodent bait box. I thought nothing of it, until I was told I would have to pay for them to professionally clean it. I went to the Amazon website, looked up products meant for removing permanent marker from metal, read the reviews & purchased this. It came the next day. I took it to the unit, cleaned the marker off the wall & had the manager come verify it was GONE. Took some photos too as proof, just in case. This product does work.

Sprayed it on, waited and hour, used a broom to rub it in. Nothing, the paint is still there. Sprayed the area with semi high pressure and still nothing. Looks like I didn't do anything. The paint I'm trying to remove is water based and when I used vinegar it worked better.

THIS STUFF I S THE BOMB!! At the best price and the most effective method of application, this bubbled paint I couldn’t get off with a Milwaukee grinder or the 3 previous types of stripper I tried. I would buy this first every time now that I know!! It is the best!! Easiest! Most effective!!

Follow the instructions. A good wire brush helps.

It works but not as good as I expected.

I had red overspray on my garage floor and this took it right off, I sprayed it on wiped it off with a old rag, and then finished with a wet rag, worked great

It works for removing paint from Model Horses. I sculpt and resculpt, and repair resin horse sculptures and Breyer horses for people. Sometimes I get in one that has to be stripped of the paint, usually acrylics or oils. If you use a regular paint remover, it can soften the resin and plastic, so I use this Graffiti remover instead. I stand the model on plastic and spray it lightly, let that sit for 20 minutes, then wipe and re-spray. I do this 3 or 4 times, then rinse the horse well. It works without destroying the detail on the sculpture. I have not tried to remove graffiti with it.