Motsenbocker's Lift Off 41101-2PK Spray Paint and Graffiti Remover – Removes Spray Paint, Acrylic, and Enamel – Safe for Wood, Metal, Concrete, Plastic – Water-Based Formula – 22 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)

I was in doubt with some of the things I read about this . I had latex overspray on my brick in several spots around my house , that had been in there for 3 years . This stuff worked amazing . Well worth the buy . Spray it on give it 10 seconds another coat heavily . Allow to sit for 5-10 minutes and use wire brush comes off easily . If it’s stubborn spray and use wire brush while wet don’t let it completely dry .. whoever wrote bad reviews on this stuff didn’t try at all . It goes along ways done many spots and still have 1/2 bottle ..

I used this on a white curtain that has had grey paint on it for years, and the paint came out with a little elbow grease and patience. Amazing. I then tried it on a shirt that is chiffon and got paint on it somehow. I'm pretty sure it went through the wash with the paint on it, but I tried it anyway. It got out about 95% of the paint, and once washed, (after the second photo) it's hardly noticeable. I put a safety pin next to it so I could make sure the paint was gone, and it was. I tried this on some very old paint drops on a linoleum floor that is really old and a solid color. Not so good, it left a change in sheen, but the paint did come off. Worked so so on the same paint drops on a wood floor. The previous owners were really messing when they painted! I treated the spots, waited a minute or so, then used a paint scraper to lightly pop the paint off. Bigger areas got more smudgy and took more work, but if you need to get the paint off, this works, even on some fabrics. The smell wasn't too bad and I didn't wear gloves. It felt weird on my fingers but washed off my hands easily with soap and water.

This product does not work as advertised. I bought it to remove spray paint from a vinyl fence. I followed the directions, sprayed it on, waited for a minute, wiped it off and the paint did not come off. Tried several times and nothing. Paint was still on the fence. Total waste of money, and then could not return it. Not sure what kind of voodoo potion this is, but does not work. Do not buy or you’re just throwing money away.

I got this as a gift for my neighbor who found graffiti on his garage and trash can. He used it and was pleased that everything came off perfectly on the smooth trash can. His garage however was built with grained aluminum siding. Most of it came off with one application, however, even with two more applications using a brush, it seemed to remain in the grained lines. He was happy that the majority of it was now removed and no longer an eyesore.

Has different effects on different graffiti. On a city sign, it started to take off the black of the sign. It didn't remove all of the graffiti, but it may have been on there for a long time. On a kitchen cabinet with a wood stain, that had bled permanent marker ink onto the top. It didn't remove half of the ink, and certainly discolored the finish on the cabinet. Difficult to see the discoloration until after it was dried thoroughly. Not recommended for obviously stained good furniture. On a garage door and garage with graffiti that had been on there at least six months, it removed most of the graffiti on the door, but not entirely. You can still see the writing, but is is blurred lines. Some paint/markers came off easier than others. It did remove some layers of the paint, but the garage owners said it had been painted over a dozen times, that they know of, so it removing layers didn't bother them. On the hardboard wood of the garage, the same paint on the garage did NOT come off much at all. Some of the markers did come off easily. My favored way of using it is to spray it on, let it soak about 15 seconds, then use one of those miracle erasers on it. They erasers tend to fall apart, but they do a better job. If it comes off easily, then I use a rag. I would have to do this several times, most of the time. Using water didn't seem to help much at all, in any way at all. For all that I did, I used about half the container.

I painted my deck with exterior paint and had some spots on my new pavers and were extremely noticeable (dark green paint on lite gray pavers). I tried many products without luck and read the reviews and took a chance on this and you need a lil patience. I sprayed it heavily and waited about 5 to 7 minutes and it took a few repeating tries to get it up, but I did get most of it and I discovered using steel wool was more successful than a wire brush but each situation is different. Definitely needs some elbow grease power to scrub it a lil loose and get it up. I also used it on my front porch where a painter left beige paint on red mason bricks (a couple years ago). It took it up too! Would definitely buy it again!!

This product is very good and strong. I use it on my white Kia Optima because I had spray-painted some DIY project and got overspray on my vehicle. I sprayed the stuff on. I recommend to leave it on one minute and wipe it off. Do not leave it on your tail lights cause they’ll leave the cast in your headlight and you need to wash your car. If you get through wiping the spray off you need to wash your car. It is very strong and I recommend that you wear gloves because it can kind like Bleach on your fingers After the reviews, I was skeptical to purchase this, but I just don’t think people knew what they were doing with the product went ahead and bought it because I seen some other reviews and yes after I sprayed my vehicle and some old marks, it did get the overspray off of my vehicle. I have not used it on anything else,

Ok, so I wasn't getting off spray paint, but I am not sure if what we had was water-based or oil based. To make a long story short, my kids were doing arts and crafts on the balcony of an apartment we rent, and the youngest one managed to get paint everywhere. By the time the kids told me, it was dry. I searched for a cleaner that would work, but I didn't need it in bulk, and some of the products at big box stores had mixed reviews. Others specifically state that they do not work on porous surfaces (such as concrete), or reviews discussed the problems associated with paste removers. Anyway, I came across this product, and for less than $10, I thought it was worth a shot. Oh my goodness. I don't know if it was this product or the wire brush I bought at the same time, but the stains are practically gone! I am not sure if the product and/or scrubbing lightened the concrete a little, or whether where I scrubbed is now the cleanest part of the balcony. Either way, I think I will avoid whatever ridiculous fees I am sure the apartment complex would have charged. I will probably go over some of the parts again after I do most of the balcony, but given that you spray, wait 3-4 minutes, and then scrub, it's not too time-consuming. I have attached photos with the before and after. I only cleaned half the are so you can see it is in fact the same section of the balcony. I actually removed the worst spot before it occurred to me to take photos, so it might even be better than it looks. I hope I don't have to use this product once we're in the new house, but it's nice to keep around just in case!