MULTI STRIP ALL PAIN VARNISH REMOVER

it started out working fine but then started falling apart could not finish job.if it did not fall apart it worked great. needs to be constructed better.

This multi-stripper is great, just attach it to any drill put on safety glasses and watch old chipped/peeling paint or rust disappear without costly, corrosive and messy strippers. I searched everywhere for this item and finally found it on Amazon (could have saved myself a lot of aggravation if I had started at Amazon first). I was so excited I bought two. My husband was really pleased when I told him I found it. We had one we used for years and it finally wore out. When we got the old one you could get two different ones, a fine one and a coarse one, This one I just purchased appears to be a middle of the road one, but works just fine. Another use is one we used it for today---to chip creosote build up on our wood stove doors---we had been scraping for about an hour when my husband thought of the multi-stripper and in just a couple minutes the doors were clean and ready for new gaskets. Be creative---great stocking stuffer for the do-it-yourselfer on your Christmas list. The price is great!

The media could not be loaded. So I really like the tool. As you can see, it strips off paint like nobody's business. However, the 'fingers' can break somewhat easily after use. I've broken a lot of the fingers already, which is unfortunate because otherwise the tool rocks.I might buy another one and be more careful about just barely touching it to the surface.

Very good tool. Do not use it for softwood nor smooth finish. For delicate pieces try to use one with thin wires.

This product is amazing. I was able to strip old paint off of my grilland was able to do the job in about 10 minutes.I recommend you use safety glasses and a dust mask while using this product.I used this with my 5/8" drill and worked like a charm.buy it. it works.

it worked good to remove rust and old paint I'll buy more when needed. aecsaw

Product did well removing 50 yr old paint off some old pine siding. Should definitely use a light touch for wood or you'll end up doing some major sanding.