Huge Oil Spill Disaster In Driveway....suggestions for cleanup?

[Dubbin1]

nope. But close. I removed the oil filter and replaced it. Didn't notice that the O-Ring stayed on the block. As soon as the oil pressure hit....blew the Oring out. 7 quarts all over my driveway.

FML.

Ahh man that was my second guess, seen it happen more then once.

[itzJoker]

Lol. This reminded of this video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM]YouTube - BP Spills Coffee[/video]

Might help ya :P

[PAR Detailing]

Break cleaner from an auto parts store. I changed my oil a few days ago and got a few bits on the concrete and sprayed break cleaner on it and it took it away. The best part is its only like a buck.

[5.4 Shelby]

Try your basic granular oil dry. Similar to kitty litter withoiut the scent. put a small amt on the stain. Then, take your foot and grind it into the concrete until it is powder. Sweep away the powder and see what you have. It works well. I do it on old stains all the time.

[Jokeman]

If concrete try Pour and Restore. If pavement, call a paving company, there is no good way to get it out.

[jpegs13]

You can remove the oil, but the stain will remain. It acts like a dye. The only way to remove it is to remove some concrete. That's not something you want to do because it now becomes exposed to the elements and weakened.

[02CAMSS]

You might look into muratic acid for cement etching. Or you could ask a cement contractor. Good luck!

muratic is the only thing that I have ever seen dent a stain in concrete

[sullysdetailing]

Clorine or Bleach and a Pressure Washer

[Redneckmafia]

Easy off oven cleaner.Numerous applications and some scrubbing...