This is NOT a smart-a**ed answer, but concrete, =
especially new
concrete is very porous. If you want it to look good long term, =
you need
to seal it. I've had a lot of success cleaning spots with =
Tide.
moisten the concrete and sprinkle the Tide on and let it set for a =
while.
Work it around with a scrubby pad of some sort. The problem is =
that with
the porosity of the concrete, the oil has leached down into it for a =
quarter
inch or so. Other option is to leave it alone. after a year =
or so it
will blend in. Yes, I used to own a janitorial =
service.
Karl Wolz
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 =
7:02
AM
Subject: This really is Vanagon =
related!!!
Sorry about this but I don't know who else to =
ask. My '87
GL has developed a small power steering leak. Drops a spot about =
the
diameter of a tennis ball when it is parked after use. Bad =
enough,
but how do you get the stain off the concrete driveway? I =
have
tried two different driveway cleaners and several home brews but =
nothing
seems to work. Forget the $450 for the power steering, the =
driveway just cost me $6000 ! Your help please. =