Less likely? Short of magnesium, aluminium is the one metal that reacts most badly to being chemically stripped. Aluminium reacts with the dichloromethane in most strippers to release hydrochloric acid. Jasco is extremely efficient - because it takes off the top few microns of aluminium, too.

While the surface damage will be mild, you'll see exactly how much etching happens when you take a paint stripper to aluminium when white streaks of aluminium chloride that oxidises to loose aluminium oxide smut with the concurent release of nasty fumes form all over the tubing.

Just as soon as the paint is stripped, the whole bike needs a warm-water and detergent wash to ensure there's no nasty materials left in crevices or re-entrant angles to chew away silently at the metalwork until you crack something. It'll be fine after that, but that stage is particularly important with aluminium alloys.