Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can this be used on painted home radiators?
Document: Highly recommended for those who have an aversion to caustic chemicals. Only thing to bear in mind is that you have to wait longer too allow the stripper to work than you may be used to but it is worth the wait. Also may take an extra application than conv. products
So far this stuff seems to work pretty good!!! I bought it because the neighbor used/liked it...  Stripper alternative to the caustic options like JASCO (which I do also like but that stuff will eat your hands and anything it touches!!! YEOWSER!!!!). Product came as ordered and packaged well...
I suffer from debilitating migraines, so my husband wanted to find a way for me to not get sick while we remodel our home. This stuff is amazing! Not only does it work really well, but there's no chemical smell to trigger my headaches! Our house was built in 1951, and the original owners sold it to us. Every wall, door and exterior piece of wood is caked with multiple layers of various types of paint, but this stuff penetrated right through it.
OK I bought it on the hopes it could remove layers of paint without me replacing the trim .I'd would have been glad if it reduced the amount of work I was expecting. I painted it on, heavy and went and did something else. 6 hours and looking wrinkled, it took the latex off fast and it took a little more solution and time and the 1960's era paint was scraped off history. past the latex layers, past the old, past the prime to bare wood.
this stuff works. it took a couple of coats to really clean up my old trim (layers and layers of varnish & paint, probably lead paint) to remove but eventually the wood came through. the smell is not too bad - reminiscent of pine - certainly way better than most other harsh solvents and because the stuff is more viscous than most strippers it is easy to work with.
this is the best by far paint remover out there.stays wet and does not dry out for hours on end. paint comes right up.
We are redoing an old farm house from 1880. The original doors and trim work are in the house with about 7 layers of paint on them each. I was also told by someone to remember that if there are seven layers of paint double that because it usually takes two layers to cover the old color. I tried using the strongest paint stripper that I could find at the hardware store, it would not even touch the paint on the doors.
This stuff works. The smell is minimal. The stripping action is quick. I am wearing latex gloves, but it is not harsh. I have been stripping cabinet doors. Don't use it in sunlight or high heat conditions - Las Vegas summer weather - it drys out too quickly. I am using it in my closed garage (attached to the house) on a make-do sawhorse table and the smell isn't noticeable in the house.
This product works fantastic!! I put the product on just like the directions said and I even left it set over night and the next morning it was not dried out. Seven layers of paint came right off. I still had some sanding to do on the base color (green) but nothing like we had before the Soy-Gel. No smell, very gentle on your skin. i would recommend this product to anyone with a big or small paint stripping job.
This is the second time I've ordered Soy-Gel by FranMar--a gallon lasts several projects. It is by far the best product I've found for doing furniture stripping before refinishing. I can use it in an area inside without worrying about fumes. It's very gentle and skin friendly--won't burn if I accidentally get it on my hands. And most important--It Works! I love to do refinishing projects--mostly small ones but have always had trouble with stripping agents before Soy Gel.
Answer: yes