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Oil stains on concrete
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coat the whole thing with oil. then ya cant see the stains.
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power washer muratic acid??
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Muratic acid is the best. Spray on and let soak, then pressure wash. Just don't get it on you. You must own a Chevy to have oil leaks LOL.
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Mean green should do it..let soak in mean and pressure wash
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Chevrolets don't leak oil. Dodges and Fords spew them. Thats why I drive a GMC
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They all leak oil! especially when the rear main starts to leak!
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Don't use muratic acid it will eat the concrete and acid does not cut oil anyway. I ruined a carpot with muratic acid
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Paint the floor black.... Problem solved
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If you use any type of acid for cleaning it needs to be neutralized or it will continue to eat your concrete up. You can mix baking soda and water to neutralize the muratic acid
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Bought some "Driveway Cleaner" (barnd name) to use on a 1920's house driveway /garage floor. Oil & dirt was built up so thick I scraped up chuncks to get down to the concrete, sprayed the "Driveway Cleaner" and let it set over night and preasure washed the next day...did a supper job of clenaing then applied an epoxy garage floor paint...looks like new..
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If you put a finish over that oil stain...I promise you it will not stay. Paint will peel and stain will not penetrate. Good luck. |
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