Stripped, Clean metal Options

[930cabman]

We have been using Back to Nature "Multi Strip" for over 20 years in our window restoration shop and as you can see it works well in our car shop. Available at your local HD in smallish containers. I used about a gallon for the whole car.

[technicalninja]

Looks like an alternate to "stinky" removers.

Thanks for the tip!

Takes longer but looks like it works pretty good with the plastic overlay.

Can you tell what the "base" is?

Most of the 'friendly" strippers are citrus based.

Often smells "fruity".

I'm going to try this due to this post.

[930cabman]

Looks like an alternate to "stinky" removers.

Thanks for the tip!

Takes longer but looks like it works pretty good with the plastic overlay.

Can you tell what the "base" is?

Most of the 'friendly" strippers are citrus based.

Often smells "fruity".

I'm going to try this due to this post.

There is very little odor with Multi Strip. It is not like paint, it needs to be applied heavy, as in about as thick (1/16") as you apply it. I do not know the base, but the folks at Back to Nature have always been user friendly when I request information.

make sure you protect the floor as after sitting for 24 or more hours, the paint falls off via gravity.