Krud Kutter Latex Paint Remover Spray, 24 oz, Removes Dried and Fresh Latex Paint from Floors, Tile, Wood and Hard Surfaces, Easy to Use Spray for Paint Cleanup and Surface Prep

We had a couple of splats from a paint job on the front of our house, two big white latex paint marks from a brush that dropped from a height onto a landing on our concrete steps (the distance a loaded paint brush can bounce was under-estimated by our drop cloth prep). I sprayed the two spots down with this spray, let it sit for five minutes, and it all came off with some wire brushing. Worked as intended!

I used Kurd Kutter to remove dried spray paint off our community playground equipment and a warning sign. It took several times spraying and wiping because the paint was on thick but worked and the sign and equipment both look great. It only works on the paint so don’t get it to remove permanent marker. The paint bubbles and curled up which was kind of cool to watch.

I last purchased this from Amazon back in March ‘23. I came back to order it again when I couldn’t find this brand in the big box store. The price is nearly double what it was 6 months ago! I do think it works better than it’s closest competitor (Goof Off) for removing dried latex paint from most surfaces, without the smell. But I’ll wait.

I dropped white latex gloss paint on dark blue carpet. To avoid spreading the paint around I used a paper towel on top of the spot and soaked it with the spray, left it for 10 minutes then carefully worked from edges to center and it all came up. You can’t see where it was.

Don’t waste your time on metal outdoor furniture - useless. Paint was splattered within 48 hours - latex Lowe’s paint - nothing out of the ordinary.

I bought this to try and clean some stencils coated with latex paint. Nothing was working very well and I can't scrub them due to delicate edges. I sprayed this on heavily and left the stencil in a large bin. Added a touch of water. Kept checking on it, sprayed on more, swished around the water but saw no paint come off. Waste of money for me. Also the cap/spray was loose, doesn't look cracked so must be poor design. Because every time I sprayed it came lose and liquid got on my hand.

I used this on an antique that someone had stored in a garage. There were over spray spots from someone ainting near it. Krud Kutter did the job. Just be careful about how long you leave it on the surface since it has Acetone in it.

I think this photo says it all. This photo will strip your hardwood lightning fast (and still doesn’t remove the paint splatters). Good thing we were planning to refinish the floors soon.