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Oil on drive (merged)
swebb
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A visitor left an unwanted present - some oil patches on the drive. Any ideas of how to get rid?
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Get a product called Gunk from a car accessory type shop and apply liberally to the stain. Leave it to do it's stuff for a while and then wash it away with water (hose if you have one)
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It's tarmac.0
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use a Pressure-washer... or buy Gunk driveway cleaner as Espresso said... its in a red container. i know Halfords sell it for certain.
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Bicarb of soda, leave for a while then scrubI haven't got one!0
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2 words. Coca Cola. Get a 2 litre bottle (I don't know if 'rola cola' works) and pour it on. Shoul shift it. Worked for us. Did you know police in the USA drive round with Coca Cola in their boot because they use it to shift blood off the roads.Overdraft: PAID
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I know it sounds crazy but cat litter poured on top of the oli stains and left overnight then swept off absorbs the oil."This site is addictive!"
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Hi swebb,
Here are a couple of older threads that may help:
Remove oil stain on drive
Help car oil on my new drive
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Hi all
I must have a small oil leak on the car and as a result has left a few patches if black oil marks.
What would be the best way to get rid of these...any proven products out there?
Thanks
T:j0
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