4 Comments on “How do you remove oil stains, from an automobile, out of a stamped concrete driveway?”
concreet is porous. if the driveway is ”sealed” it is a lot easier. a
advance auto parts sells a soap that cleans it up.
I dump kitty litter on it first to absorb the excess, sweep that up once it gets full, then use plain old dishsoap like Dawn with a brush to work up a lather and remove the excess.
Try pouring Murphy’s Wood Oil Soap onto the oil spots followed by about a cup of very hot water – scrub with a brush – repeat sever al times and this should help lessen or remove it.
good luck
If the stain is less than a week old, try putting cement powder on it and leaving it overnight. I’ve seen it take hydraulic fluid out of an unsealed concrete floor.
Denver Decorative Concrete & Custom Masonry
concreet is porous. if the driveway is ”sealed” it is a lot easier. a
advance auto parts sells a soap that cleans it up.
I dump kitty litter on it first to absorb the excess, sweep that up once it gets full, then use plain old dishsoap like Dawn with a brush to work up a lather and remove the excess.
Try pouring Murphy’s Wood Oil Soap onto the oil spots followed by about a cup of very hot water – scrub with a brush – repeat sever al times and this should help lessen or remove it.
good luck
If the stain is less than a week old, try putting cement powder on it and leaving it overnight. I’ve seen it take hydraulic fluid out of an unsealed concrete floor.