Remove oil stains from concrete
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Power washer may be needed.
after you get the concrete clean put a concrete sealer on it. for $60 I did my new driveway (700 sqft) and oil does not penetrate it it just wipes off with no stain.
Any1 got suggestion on garage concrete floor oil stains that have been untreated for several years?
How to remove? Same ways as above?
How to remove? Same ways as above?
engine cleaner, brake cleaner, degreaser all would work
Nothing works as well or is easier to use than a product called "Pour-N-Restore". It is often available at your local ACE hardware stores for ~$13 a quart. It's also available at their website: http://www.pour-n-restore.com . I was skeptical until I tried it...it really works as advertised.
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I’ll tell you about a wonder product that has worked amazingly well on my driveway. The product is Oil Gone Easy S-200 Home & Driveway. I poured it on the oil stain and the next day it had done its work. It works well on both cement and concrete surfaces. The best part is, it does not require any cleanup after use.You can learn more about the product at ....
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Scotchbrite and Greased Lightening. Probably Simple Green would be fine.
Dawn dish washing liquid and a stiff brush. Does a great job.
wd40 works graet on concrete floors or drive ways for oil spots
Originally Posted By: Nukeman7
Nothing works as well or is easier to use than a product called "Pour-N-Restore". It is often available at your local ACE hardware stores for ~$13 a quart. It's also available at their website: www.pour-n-restore.com . I was skeptical until I tried it...it really works as advertised.
Ditto on this! I recently tried it for the first time. My local Ace didn't carry it, but ordered it for me - only took a day or two. I was stunned at how well it worked. I went back to Ace and told the owner how well it worked and dared him to come over and tell me where the stains were. I literally can see NO trace of where the oil was.
I will say that I rinsed the residue off after sweeping up the dried product.
Nothing works as well or is easier to use than a product called "Pour-N-Restore". It is often available at your local ACE hardware stores for ~$13 a quart. It's also available at their website: www.pour-n-restore.com . I was skeptical until I tried it...it really works as advertised.
Ditto on this! I recently tried it for the first time. My local Ace didn't carry it, but ordered it for me - only took a day or two. I was stunned at how well it worked. I went back to Ace and told the owner how well it worked and dared him to come over and tell me where the stains were. I literally can see NO trace of where the oil was.
I will say that I rinsed the residue off after sweeping up the dried product.
Originally Posted By: david123456
I’ll tell you about a wonder product that has worked amazingly well on my driveway. The product is XXXXX. I poured it on the oil stain and the next day it had done its work. It works well on both cement and concrete surfaces. The best part is, it does not require any cleanup after use.You can learn more about the product at http://SPAMMER.com
Didn't this strike anyone else as odd? A first-time poster reviving a thread dead for over a year with a post that sounds like advertising copy, complete with a URL?
I’ll tell you about a wonder product that has worked amazingly well on my driveway. The product is XXXXX. I poured it on the oil stain and the next day it had done its work. It works well on both cement and concrete surfaces. The best part is, it does not require any cleanup after use.You can learn more about the product at http://SPAMMER.com
Didn't this strike anyone else as odd? A first-time poster reviving a thread dead for over a year with a post that sounds like advertising copy, complete with a URL?
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