10 Best Paint Strippers 2025 in the United States

The Wagner Spraytech FURNO 500 is an electric heat gun designed for paint stripping and various household projects, offering a versatile alternative to chemical paint strippers. It features 12 adjustable temperature settings from 150°F to 1200°F, allowing precise heat control, which is great for gently removing paint without damaging the surface. The digital display and push-button controls make it simple to switch between temperature and airflow levels, supporting different applications beyond paint removal, such as bending plastics or softening adhesives. This heat gun comes with two nozzles: a glass protector for shielding sensitive surfaces from direct heat, and a flare nozzle for distributing heat over narrow areas, adding flexibility depending on the task. In terms of safety, the FURNO 500 is ETL Listed, meaning it meets recognized safety standards, reducing risks like overheating or electrical hazards common in cheaper models. However, because it uses high heat, it requires careful handling to avoid burns or damage to delicate surfaces.

The TPmax 4.5-inch stripping discs are designed as an abrasive tool to remove paint, rust, oxidation, and other surface contaminants. These discs fit standard 4.5-inch angle grinders and come in a pack of five. Made with a durable fiber mesh base combined with resin and diamond grit, they offer strong wear resistance and long-lasting durability, making them suitable for heavy use on metal, stone, wood, and fiberglass surfaces.

These LAIWOO 10 pack strip discs are abrasive wheels designed to attach to a 4-1/2 inch angle grinder for paint and rust removal tasks. Unlike chemical paint strippers, this product relies on mechanical grinding using diamond-coated discs, making it suitable for quick and efficient removal of paint, rust, oxidation, and even welding burrs. The diamond grit provides durability and high-speed performance, extending the disc’s lifespan. Application involves using an angle grinder, so it requires some basic tool handling; it’s not as simple as brush-on chemical strippers but offers faster results for larger or tougher surfaces.