Motsenbocker's Lift Off 41103 Spray Paint and Graffiti Remover Safely Removes Spray Paint, Acrylic, and Enamel From Wood, Metal, Concrete, Plastic, and More, Water-Based, 32 Fl Oz, Pack of 1

Works very well! I had to have plumbing on the frontside of my house. The plumbing required utility markings and this spray did a fine job removing the spray paint from concrete. Highly recommend ! I only used my water hose and it worked, they recommend using pressure washer for better results

This stuff is phenomenal. We had some graffiti on a state park sign in front of our house and I was looking for a quick cleanup. It took me maybe 5 minutes to do the job. Sprayed it down, waited about 60 seconds and wiped the paint right off. Great product!

Worked great for spray paint on garage concrete floor - only gave 4 stars because it left big spots on concrete. Very slick so be very careful if spraying on floor or u will fall walking on it.

I would give it a ZERO if possible. Tried removing spray can camo paint from a synthetic gun stock. Might as well have been water. Even tried several times letting it soak for longer periods. Used a wire brush. No difference. And Amazon says it's not returnable.

I had doubts, but it works very well. Contractor spray-painted marking on our concrete walk. Wife was REALLY ticked. I thought: Well this is never going to come out. I decided to try this. On first application it removed 99.9% of the paint (leaving a very faint outline). I did not have a good brush, so just sparyed, waited and pressure washed. If I had a brush, it probably would have worked even better. That was first pass. I'll make another pass tomorrow. WIFE was very pleased.

Not very effective. Lightened the utility marking on my sidewalk, some colors more than others, but they are all definitely still very visible. Additionally, the product smells horrible.

It works

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.