Sunnyside Multi-Strip ADVANCED Paint & Varnish Remover, Quart – Safe, No Methylene Chloride

Sunnyside 65732A Multi-Strip ADVANCED is a safer, smarter paint and varnish remover designed to lift coatings with confidence. It can tackle up to 15 layers of paint or varnish, while a lighter coat quickly handles 1 to 4 layers. The formula is biodegradable, non flammable, and features a low odor, making it suitable for a range of indoor and outdoor projects. Importantly, it contains no methylene chloride, no NMP, and no caustic, aligning with safer handling and more comfortable work sessions.

Why this remover stands out

• Biodegradable, non flammable, and low odor for more pleasant use.
• No methylene chloride or NMP, with no caustic in the mix.
• Removes up to 15 layers of paint, varnish, stain, lacquer, or urethane.
• Begins working in about 30 minutes, accelerating the stripping process.
• Light coats remove 1–4 layers quickly; heavier coats strip multiple layers over time.

How to use and apply

• Apply with a brush, a medium nap roller, or a putty knife to fit your project size.
• Extended use on vertical surfaces is supported, with cleanup as needed.
• Available options for interior or exterior surfaces before continuing with a stripping tool if needed.
• Suitable for a wide range of coatings, including oil and water based paints and varnishes, plus some tougher finishes like two part epoxy and urethane.

Surface compatibility and practical uses

From wood and plaster to concrete, brick, stone, masonry, marble, metal, and veneers, Multi-Strip ADVANCED is formulated for versatility. It can be used on interior trim, doors, decks, kitchen cabinets, and other surfaces where a controlled stripping approach helps preserve the underlying material while removing the old finish. The formula is designed to cling to vertical surfaces and can be brushed, rolled, or sprayed with an airless sprayer, providing options to fit your workflow.

While not a guarantee, many users find that staging a light coat first can gently lift surface coatings, while a heavier coat can address tougher layers over time. Consistent application and proper surface prep typically yield the best overall results, with safe handling and cleanup following label directions.