I'll second SuperClean. I use it, too. I switched from oven cleaner a couple of years ago. SuperClean i s not nearly as caustic as the lye that is the active ingredient in oven cleaners. Yes, you should use gloves, anyway, but I will pick pieces up out of a jar or dish of SuperClean, with my bare hands, when I'm rinsing the pieces.
It works quickly. I first used it to remove chrome from chromed parts, which tool two minutes. You could see the chrome lifting off into the solution. For paint, it takes a little longer. I generally let pieces soak for about 5 to 10 minutes, before gently scrubbing the softened paint from the piece with an old toothbrush.
The best thing about SC is that you can fill a container and use a batch over and over, unlike oven cleaner, which is once-and-done. I use glass jars of various sizes, plus an old glass baking dish, for larger pieces.
I also use SC to clean paint brushes, especially the ones I use with acrylics, and to clean my airbrush.
And I use it to remove grease and to unclog drains. SC really makes my Dutchy senses tingle.