Oil spill on my drive, help!
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Hi folks,
Had a (massive) mishap while doing an oil change on my car a while back. Ended up spilling a large amount of oil on the driveway. It's all cleared up and but I'm left with massive oil stains, I've tried various methods of removing them but to no avail. So far, from reading advice on the internet, I've tried cat litter, WD-40 and 'Gunk' driveway cleaner.
I'm stuck
I was thinking of chucking some fuel over it and trying to burn away but figured I would ask some sensible people first 
Nick
Had a (massive) mishap while doing an oil change on my car a while back. Ended up spilling a large amount of oil on the driveway. It's all cleared up and but I'm left with massive oil stains, I've tried various methods of removing them but to no avail. So far, from reading advice on the internet, I've tried cat litter, WD-40 and 'Gunk' driveway cleaner.
I'm stuck
I was thinking of chucking some fuel over it and trying to burn away but figured I would ask some sensible people first 
Nick
Edited by NickM450 on Tuesday 25th March 15:05
I've normally sorted spills like that from washing up liquid neat onto it first, and scrub it in a little every 5 mins and let it sit, then wash off.
The next stage is the clever part, and you need a dry drive, and that's to sweep as much of the fine dust you can into the spill.
Part of the reason it looks darker is because you can see the clean dark tar, and not the dust that collects.
The rest is just letting the sun get at it, and it'll fade in it's own time.
The next stage is the clever part, and you need a dry drive, and that's to sweep as much of the fine dust you can into the spill.
Part of the reason it looks darker is because you can see the clean dark tar, and not the dust that collects.
The rest is just letting the sun get at it, and it'll fade in it's own time.
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