Segmentation by types of specialty paint strippers classifies products into solvent‑based, caustic‑based, biodegradable, and enzymatic formulations. Solvent‑based strippers, comprising approximately 40% of the market, retain relevance due to their rapid action on multilayer systems, despite increasing environmental scrutiny. Caustic‑based variants, accounting for 30%, are favored in heavy‑duty industrial settings where alkaline saponification efficiently removes epoxy and polyurethane layers. Biodegradable strippers, now at 20%, are gaining traction in sectors with strict emissions regulations, offering comparable efficacy with reduced ecological impact. Enzymatic strippers, the smallest niche at 10%, serve specialized applications such as delicate wood restoration where selective removal is essential. Each type contributes to the total market valuation by addressing specific performance demands, cost structures, and compliance requirements, thereby reinforcing the overall market taxonomy of specialty paint strippers.