Its been a day since we ran over a can of WD-40, any idea how to get it off the drive way? Soad did not help. tx
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Its been a day since we ran over a can of WD-40, any idea how to get it off the drive way? Soad did not help. tx
Get it off? You don't want to do that. It is *WD-40*, man!
On the driveway it will prevent snowfall, reduce dust, make your car go faster on less gas, keep your wife looking 17, and prevent balding.
Sun & weather should make it disappear in a week or two, though, so you may need to run over another can.
[Soap & water won't touch it because it is doing what it does best- displacing water.] Kitty litter or a powdered degreaser *might* soak it up a little faster.Jim [who is looking forward to another long WD-40 thread]
And the driveway surface is.....?????
on 6/24/2009 8:12 AM (ET) Stormin Mormon wrote the following:
Read the subject line. :-P
Dissolve it with gasoline then use a pressure sprayer.
Ground up drywall works great on these kinds of stains. Works best if you grind it into the concrete. I do this by parking my front wheels on the stain and turning the wheels back and forth.
Jimmie
Hipupchuck wrote in news:Z6idnYlpbdT3g9_XnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:
DONT dump gasoline on the concrete,you'll wash it into the sewers,it gets into the water table.
use kitty litter,absorb the WD-40. use TSP or it's substitute.
Lacquer thinner....In the past Klean Strip had a product called DC-13 Driveway Cleaner but, as usual, given a product that actually worked, the EPA (or whoever) decided to ban it
Next time run over a can of liquidwrench or triflo; they are a more appropriate driveway lubricant (WD-40 is NOT a driveway lubricant, as you now realize).
Jon
I'll admit, that one totally went past me. I do apologize. Sorry about that.
No it won't. It will evaporate.
Concrete driveway.
Cat litter, ground in with yer feet, and left to soak it up a day or two. Worked well for me when neighbor spilled a quart of oil.
WD-40 is a great stain remover. Try it, you'll like it.
Dawn dish soap
Power washer. My newest best tool. It is like a bad hobby using it. You will not stop until everything in reach is clean. Actually, nothing is clean once you start. It will be...
Thomas snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote
Didn’t happen like that with me.
Be careful with a powerwasher. It can do a lot of damage, ripping off more than you want off. Start low and work up, iiuc.
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