My wife's last car, the Explorer (good riddance) hemorraged oil and power steering fluid almost constantly, and now there's a ungodly huge oil stain / dried pile of vital engine fluids on my asphalt driveway. I need to know the best way to get rid of it. I was thinking of renting a pressure washer and just blasting it off, does anyone have any ideas?
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Yea. Get some plastic wrap, gasoline from the station, and some Tide powder detergent. Have an new oil pan so you can make a mixture of these two together. Mix the Tide in the gasoline until you get a sort of paste, then rub the paste along the stain until it is completely covered. Cover the entire thing with plastic wrap and secure it with weights or what have you. If you let this bake in the sun for a day or two, it should lift up a large portion of the stain.I retired my E30 for now...
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Originally posted by kencopperwheatJust use a 6hp power washer.Originally posted by Eurospeed88It's old asphalt, Charlie. Not very black.
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Originally posted by AddissimoOriginally posted by kencopperwheatJust use a 6hp power washer.Originally posted by Eurospeed88It's old asphalt, Charlie. Not very black.
Boom-Monkey, thanks for the info.
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Originally posted by DSchultz325eYea. Get some plastic wrap, gasoline from the station, and some Tide powder detergent. Have an new oil pan so you can make a mixture of these two together. Mix the Tide in the gasoline until you get a sort of paste, then rub the paste along the stain until it is completely covered. Cover the entire thing with plastic wrap and secure it with weights or what have you. If you let this bake in the sun for a day or two, it should lift up a large portion of the stain.
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Originally posted by M-technik-3Originally posted by DSchultz325eYea. Get some plastic wrap, gasoline from the station, and some Tide powder detergent. Have an new oil pan so you can make a mixture of these two together. Mix the Tide in the gasoline until you get a sort of paste, then rub the paste along the stain until it is completely covered. Cover the entire thing with plastic wrap and secure it with weights or what have you. If you let this bake in the sun for a day or two, it should lift up a large portion of the stain.
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Don't be a dumbass and try those kids.
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