Alternative to Hardware Store Paint Stripper

OK, I was a skeptic, I admit it, but now that I test drove the TOTALLY AWESOME alternative to the crap paint stripper that hardware stores sell, I'm a freakin' believer!
Friends, I give you "Carbon Off," and real-time proof of its effectivness (effectivity?).
I want to point out that the sounds you hear from this stuff eating paint is NOT a sound effect - this is what it does to paint. Watch the vid, and see for yourself (I'm not a paid advertiser for the stuff, BTW, and in all my years with cars, this is the first "testimony" video I've ever made.
Wonder what it does to fiberglass...

[@rac1083]

Very cool, I am deciding how to do my mga pain removal

[@christos7440]

I did more work this weekend, using that same stuff. Sure as hell beats sanding all the old paint off, and orders of magnitude cheaper than having it dipped.

[@expertcarguy]

I have a suspicion that this stuff is the same formula as the original Aircraft Stripper. It acts and smells the same. Be sure to use appropriate protection for your eyes, skin and lungs.

[@towncobbler]

I feel sorry for your eyes, lungs, and brain cells. PPE

[@adamscoggins4553]

It's 95$ a gallon how much do you need to do an average car

[@christos7440]

@@adamscoggins4553 likely the whole account. I'm using fiberglass fenders so didn't strip the ones that came with the car, and what was left didn't need stripping or was mechanically stripped (smaller pieces).

[@philliptaylor4041]

You only brush 1 way and leave alone

[@christos7440]

Yes. This stuff is freakin' legendary. No need for multiple coats, no need t o leave it to work overnight. Brush on a liberal amount and within seconds, it starts to work.

[@ChibuikeJonathan]

Where can I get the chemical?

[@christos7440]

Amazon. It's a bit pricey though - about $98 per gallon. You've seen how effective it was though. For me, well worth the cost.