Motsenbocker's Lift Off 41301 Latex Paint Remover Spray Removes Latex Paint and Enamel, Works on Multiple Surfaces, Water-Based, Biodegradable, 22 Fl Oz, Pack of 1

This product is way better than I thought it would be. Wish I knew about it years ago. I purchased it for some paint spots that recently happened. After seeing the great results I tried it on clothes I've deemed my 'painting clothes'. I was thoroughly impressed that it removed paint that had been on the clothes for years. Well worth the purchase price.

Did not help to clean acrylic paint splatters from cement patio.

I am 65 years old this was the worst product ever, and I have bought some dumb stuff don't waste your money

I bought this to try on some latex paint on an asphalt driveway. The paint spill has been on the driveway for at least three yrs, since I bought the house, apparently from a previous owner so don't know exactly how long it's been there. Sprayed it on heavy since the paints about one square foot area. Waited about 30 min and tried a wire brush. Didn't do much at all. Then I tried a pressure wand on my hose, with a pinpoint nozzle tip to increase the pressure. That started lifting some of the thicker paint in little sheets. A bit of work with a scraper helped too as it lifted.. Kept at it off and on for about an hour. The asphalt was kind of rough so the paint was in nooks and crannies. Kept spraying extra latex remover as the paint was loosening. I think it did loosen the paint but the water pressure really is needed to break it loose from this kind of surface. It was mostly like a aquare inch at a time. Got about 80% off so far but needed a break. I'll come back and hit it another day and try to get the rest off. I was working outside so I didn't really notice odor. Sorry no photos.

Update…I used this again on a thicker group of paint drops and it did do some minor damage to the floor. It will have to be sanded and resealed. I bought this with the hopes that it could remove the paint splatters on my hardwood floors left behind by the previous owner without damaging the hardwood floors. I tried it and it worked! I did have to do multiple sprays and wipes to remove the paint. I left it on for 60 seconds each time and wiped it with a washcloth. As you can see from the middle picture the paint started to curl off the floor, but needed a few more sprays until it came completely off. The section in the pictures took about 6 sprays. As far as I can tell the floor is undamaged.

This stuff is awesome!! Has an extensive fabric XL bean bag style chair and my grandson decided to put his hand prints ask over it with latex paint. These have been on chair for over a year Finally decided to tackle it and this did the trick!! Just saturated the areas, let it sunk in for a bit and used a bristle brush and it came off with a little scrubbing. Chair drying now but looks good as new!!! Worth the $8!! Easy to use, not harsh at all!!

Does have a strong scent, but not unpleasant.Haven’t had any issues with it on my skin except mild dryness.Hasn’t damaged anything.Easy to use.Works well.If you have a lot to remove (like you stupidly painted and entire vinyl window frame) it will get messy. The paint gets kind of goopy like it is halfway dried.I do recommend working with it while still wet, so if you have stubborn parts, spray, let sit for a few minutes, and then give it another spray before you start scrubbing, especially if it is something porous like grout.The previous owners of our house in their infinite lack of wisdom, bought a paint sprayer to prep the house to sell. They obviously had no idea how to use it so naturally they used it everywhere.It all looked great at first glance but after living with it a while we noticed tiny specs of paint EVERYWHERE! Window screens, shower stalls, trim, floors, windows… and then my naive self decided I didn’t like the off white window frame, I wanted it bright white to match the chair rails. Well… latex doesn’t work on vinyl (now you know), so it didn’t age well and I am left cleaning up my mess along with that of the previous owners.In the bathroom, the sprayed paint (courtesy of the previous owners) was all over the tiles and grout, leaving it looking dirty. A simple blade removed it from the tile but the grout was another matter. Soap and water didn’t work. All purpose cleaner didn’t work. Magic Erasers did work but got chewed up super fast!So, I gave up and started scraping out the grout with the intention of redoing it - and then I stumbled upon this stuff.I did still regrout the parts I had already scraped out, but these (desaturated) photos are from a different section and as you can see, the paint was removed! You can see the little specs in the one photo, and a lot less in the other one. I still need to go back and do another pass but now I don’t HAVE to regrout if I don’t want to! And it works well on that window frame too!

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