Yea. so i was doing an oil change on my gf's car, and by accident, spilled a small amount of oil. Question is, how can i get some of it out of my driveway. What I mean is, is there any kind of soap to use to lift it?
Ill be back around 9pm when i get out of work to see what you guys come up with, I don't feel like thinking or looking online

 

Urine.

 

Here in the shop, we use oil dry (aka kitty litter). once you have the spot dry, add some fresh oil dry, and use the heel of you boot to grind it into the concrete. It works surprisingly well; also a pressure washer performs a fine job at removing oil stains.

 

acetone

 

After you soak it up with kitty litter spray it with some brake cleaner. While the liquid is still pooled on top soak it all up with rags. It may take 2 treatments, but you'll never know it was there.

 

Are you serious? 30 seconds on Google gave me pages of info.

http://www.ehow.com/how_113258_clean-oil-spots.html

And for the record, I have worked in multiple shops, all with owners that have different views on shop cleanliness. The quick dry stuff works awesome, but you need to use it like....right away. And power washing oil on concrete, will not take the stain away, but most driveways are asphalt anyway. Shops with painted floors always clean up best.

I think you should rub your face in it, see if that works.

Vash-

 

Its always a good idea to have oil absorbent pads in the house or the garage. There not expensive.

 

Does simple green work?

 

you post the dumbest ******* threads

 

Throw some soap powders on it! Then scrub it with a brush, wash it off. and it will remove it completely.

 

I was on my way into work and posted off my phone, it was quicker and easier to just make a post, then to look through google. I already had this page up,
thanx anyway




you sir, can go **** you self. If you have nothing nice to say or add to the thread, don't post







thanx anyway guys, I'm going to try a little bit of everything, try get that spot off,

 

skeet alllll over it too

 

Put some ordinary fuel on it and let it soak in, then just wash it away with a hose.
Sorted.