FAST STRIPPING! 2 Minute Advanced Paint Stripper 634G1 Review
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- In this video we Try the Sunnyside 634G1 2-Minute Advanced Paint Remover. I have to say it does a good job especially considering the price. It works on some oil based acrylic enamel within minutes. I do recommend this product if you need to get a surface stripped in under an hour.
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0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Wear You PPE (Eyes, Skin & Lungs)
1:18 - Reading Directions
2:30 - Pouring Product on Surface
2:50 - Spreading Product with Chip Brush
3:58 - Covering Hood With Plastic
5:25 - 1 Hour Later Results
6:55 - Sanded VS Non-Sanded
8:25 - Scraping Off Loose Paint
9:15 - Applying Remaining Stripper
9:50 - Overnight Results
11:55 - Body Filler Holding Paint
13:10 - 2 Minute Remover Final Thoughts
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Great demo! I bought this stripper to use on a metal patio furniture set with 5 coats of paint. Grrr, the 1st time I applied, I missed the part of applying only in one direction, sooo, I’ve been sanding and thanks to your tutorial( even though it’s not outdoor metal furniture) it really has helped me, soooo, tomorrow I will be applying in one direction and see what happens. Thank you.
Awesome 😎 I am glad it helped!
Thanks for the review. I just did a quick Amazon search and they have this in the gel formula. Maybe that would help on vertical panels.
You're welcome, I will have to check out the gel formula, thank you for letting me know.
Going to try this on my f150 wheel clearcoat that is cracking, then polish em up and wax. I tried brake fluid probably would work if I had more patience. The stuff I am buying is the same product but gel.
Hopefully it will do the trick for you. I've been happy with it ☺️
@@3Wheels1Block I will report back. The other option I heard is very good is JASCO Premium paint and epoxy remover. It is twice the price. 2 minute is more acetone based.
@@alb12345672 I am curious to see what your results are 👍🏾
Thanks I will keep this one in mind. No luck with the Ultimate?
I have not tried the Ultimate yet, I had this video done before you had mentioned it, I just had to find it. I will try the ultimate on my next paint stripping project. This product cost about 1/3 what the Ultimate Klean Strip does if memory serves me correctly.
The better method is not to use plastic and to keep resetting the stripper with a brush when it drys. Thinner coats but multiple times until it peels up because it takes time for the chemicals to penetrate the paint layers. Works much better and you get right down to the metal first time. And no it doesnt require more stripper because the thin coats use less per coat
Thanks for the tip😎
Hope you some good reviews. I personally would not waste my time on it!
I've done several reviews of 'new' strippers. This one is effective, it takes 2-20 minutes. I used the new aircraft stripper on a Camaro (there is a video) it was on a panel with the same paint for (26 hours) it didn't do anything. 😆
The old formula would have stripped all the paint to bare metal in 20-30 minutes.
Nice video buddy.. I recently sprayed can paint on my car top roof and I want want to wipe off the can spray paint but I don't want the original paint to be affected..can I use this paint removal?
Great question! I would not recommend this product, it will remove all your paint. In your case you could look at lacquer thinner, oops, paint thinner or wet sanding off the spray paint with 1500-2000 grit sandpaper.
@@3Wheels1Block thanks buddy
@@kingsleyadusei7606 no problem, good luck 👍🏾
You need to use a clay bar kit. This is what it's designed to do (remove paint overspray, without harming the car's paint underneath.) I used Maguire's and I loved it, but there are other brands, too.
Looks good as Air craft paint stripper if not BEtter
It definitely works better than the new formula of the aircraft stripper.
2Minute?!? That’s more like TWO DAYS!
I think you have confused this with the new 'safer' version of aircraft remover. 😅
That stuff takes forever. This product worked pretty good, I was surprised.
How much and where can I purchase that paint remover?
This is available at most hardware stores for about $15-18.
@@3Wheels1Block ok thanks
What is used to neutralize this?
I used lacquer thinner and prepped it with 120 grit paper, then began the priming process.
@@3Wheels1Block thx!
@413x398 you bet 😎
That rust colored primer GM used is tough stuff to strip
You are correct, that is some tough stuff even with 60 grit sandpaper 😅
why are my eyes burning?
😂 it's like that sometimes.
They won’t burn with that new lame formula
Every since paint removers have been methylene free,they don't work near as good ..
I agree, there are only a couple that work really well, but they are no longer on store shelves with the exception of this one.
2min to 2 hours
😂 you may have called their bluff.
you should of bought coopers
I'm not familiar with that one, what is it called?
@@3Wheels1Block it's just called coopers paint stripper, it's a new Zealand company. it's a way better product
@@shanejenkins4446 I will check it out. Thank you,😎
2-24 hours lol
You know it 😂
How are you people impressed two minute stripper that you left on overnight and still has pain
They don't make stripper like they used to, however this one works much faster than others on the market currently.
I miss the old formula of aircraft stripper, but it is no longer available 😑
So you had to leave it on overnight
Junk stay away. Doesent work well for me. Citri-strip or air craft remover ultra is so much better
Citri-strip is decent. The Aircraft Ultra Remover is decent, it can't touch the old formula. But it you really want to get down, get you some Back To Nature, that stuff will strip off Bondo😂
Garbage, was a good product about 4-5 years ago.
Still worked great at that time I used it a couple years ago.
This crap isn’t working much on latex…….junk
I've not tried this on latex, it did a good job on oil based enamel paint.
"it does a good job" Ah, NO it does not. How can you even say that based on the results. Aircraft paint remover is better, but still non of these are what I'd say is great.
Compared to the new Non-methyl-chloride aircraft stripper this works very good. Granted it does take longer to penetrate depending on the layers and/or types of paint or finishes that it is applied over.
The ultimate product I found is 'back to nature' stripper it pulls off all layers paint and even body filler down to bare metal.
Nope...does not or did not work as advertised..
It does a good job on urethane paint, but oil based definitely takes more than 2 minutes.
Wel for 2 min it a long time what a load of bollox and only took of 60% leave that alone
It does take a bit longer depending on how much paint it has to work through.