Paint removers & paint strippers are usually not very pleasant to work with right? From the harsh eye and skin irritating chemicals to the unbearable smells that require a respirator, paint strippers are always toxic… not necessarily. I recently used (without a respirator) an assortment of “so called” eco-friendly paint removers (all of which were [...]
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