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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
My old tin of Nitromores circa 1995 has almost run out. Found this on e-bay but I don't believe all I read.

.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Power-Strip-Best-Industrial-Strength-Heavy-Duty-Paint-Stripper-Remover-1Litre/252471247040?hash=item3ac87580c0:g:UpkAAOSwZZlbmN1c

What's the best old school alternative?
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allankelly1:
Hi Ted

I got this off eBay




Burns your skin just like the original nitromors

Best wishes Al

AshimotoK0:
Paramose is the closest I have found to original Nitromors as it contains the same main active  ingredients ... i.e.  Methylene Chloride (Di-chloro Methane) and Formic acid  (you know .. the stuff in ant bites). Nasty stuff but proper paint stripper. They make  a thick and a thin version ... both seem to work fine...same strength just that one has a thickening agent in it so it doesn't run off the surface so easily after application.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265018626524

Charlie J:
I recently used Power Strip Heavy Duty Paint Stripper. It's just as good as the old style Nitromors.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Power-Strip-Paint-Stripper-Remover-High-Strength-2-5L-Wood-Furniture-Restoration/262539148822

eight0:
+1 for Synstrip. It's nasty nasty stuff though. It Contains: Methylene Chloride (Dichloromethane - DCM) Methanol Phenol Formic Acid Acetic Acid and is only supposed to be used in industrial environments.

Which means it must be good.

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