Franmar BLUE BEAR Soy Gel Paint & Urethane Stripper 1 Quart

This stuff is great. It works as well as the highly toxic, burn-through-your-gloves paint remover of old, but is water soluable, cleans-up easily and strips without fear of injury to the wood or my hands. I have purchased this now, multiple times and it will continue to be my go-to stripper for antiques or painted hardwood floor corners!

Worked extremely well to remove very tenacious parking lot paint off of acid washed decorative colored concrete. Took 2 coats, and need to wait 2 hours after application, as the label recommends, but easily washes away with pressure washer and no mess. Was quoted $3,500 to have the stripes removed by sand blaster, which would have changed the appearance of our concrete. Used 2 gallons, or $140 worth, and a few hours easy labor.

Works great! Odor is minimal with no toxic fumes. I'm stripping 2 coats of paint off my fireplace brick. Except for the pores, the paint is coming off wonderfully! Ordered another quart!

Doesnt work at all! I tried it on my concrete patio to get off sealer because the company recommended it. Did nothing. I tried it in my house on my vinyl floors to get off a restoring product I didn't like the looks of. It just made it sticky and wouldn't come off until I used ammonia and scrubbed by hand. Waste of money!

Use this product to strip epoxy off tubs. Takes longer than chemical based strippers so I come the night before to brush it on. Next day it’s ready to strip. For the safety reasons you cannot beat it. No respirator or supplied air needed.

Seem to work better than the full on poison stripper from the big box that I did the first half of the job with - still confused about the California warning and feel like that's could be addressed in the product description.

Removed 2 coats of 60 year old enamel from hood of 1953 Buick. Somewhat slower than aircraft stripper, but small price to pay for no nasty smell or eating your hands off. Will use it again.

Used for the first time on Air Stone. I was afraid to use regular harsh stripper so I tried this made of soy. I had put a sealer on that made the stone look wet and shinny but I preferred the natural look. It took the shine off without damage.