That should help...

[Mikey P]

 

[hogjowl]

A little

 

[hogjowl]

I guess ...

 

[Mikey P]

White sock guarantee for 24 hours.

 

[steve_64]

Why not remove the stains still there?

 

[Mikey P]

If soaking in Saiger's Red and Stripper along with a Malgirt scrub that brought up slurry and a high pressure rinse doesn't do it what would you suggest?

 

[jcooper]

If soaking in Saiger's Red and Stripper along with a Malgirt scrub that brought up slurry and a high pressure rinse doesn't do it what would you suggest?

Epoxy...

 

[Mikey P]

true.

 

[Living The Dream]

If soaking in Saiger's Red and Stripper along with a Malgirt scrub that brought up slurry and a high pressure rinse doesn't do it what would you suggest?

Nice work Mike! Looks much better!

 

[Newman]

EATOILS™ BT200™ - This stuff is the Schiznit!


http://www.eatoils.com/product/bt200

 

[steve_64]

If soaking in Saiger's Red and Stripper along with a Malgirt scrub that brought up slurry and a high pressure rinse doesn't do it what would you suggest?

Oil dry scrubbed in with your feet then rinse again. Those spots will disappear easily.

That's how we got rid of them in the hangar when I was a helicopter mechanic. Stains were unacceptable.

 

[Mikey P]

I have no idea what you mean


When the weed wears off please tell me again

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I have no idea what you mean


When the weed wears off please tell me again

I understood...

 

[Mikey P]

so a dry shoe is more effective than a Malgrit brush?

I bet the hangers were sealed.

 

[Jimmy L]

Ask that VLM idiot who tested scampoos on his garage floor and video taped it.

Joel where are yous?

 

[Mikey P]

https://smile.amazon.com/Oil-Dri-I0...e=UTF8&qid=1501101608&sr=8-2&keywords=Oil+Dri


looks to be a product to clean up fresh or oily spills. The spots you see in the photo are pretty deep, so would they create a poultice and let it dry?

 

[carpetcleaner]

https://smile.amazon.com/Oil-Dri-I0...e=UTF8&qid=1501101608&sr=8-2&keywords=Oil+Dri


looks to be a product to clean up fresh or oily spills. The spots you see in the photo are pretty deep, so would they create a poultice and let it dry?

You can just cover the oil spots and leave on for a day or two, it will pull the oil from the concrete. Not ideal for a customer's house, but it works.

 

[Jimmy L]

How about that Magic Monkey absorbent?

 

[steve_64]

https://smile.amazon.com/Oil-Dri-I0...e=UTF8&qid=1501101608&sr=8-2&keywords=Oil+Dri


looks to be a product to clean up fresh or oily spills. The spots you see in the photo are pretty deep, so would they create a poultice and let it dry?

Just put down a handful on a spot step on it and do the twist. Grind it in with your foot. Sweep it up then wash it off. Those spots will be gone and won't come back if you do it right.

 

[Mikey P]

there has to be a limit as to how deep it will absorb oil, what's your guess?

 

[steve_64]

It doesn't matter it always works, sealed or not.

It's the only way to finish the job I know of.

 

[Nate The Great]

Who knew BaneBoy knew some shit...... I'd still take it with a grain of salt....

 

[hogjowl]

Not me

 

[Nomad74]

I've got a little trick on old oil spots that works. I'll make a video for ya.

 

[steve_64]

Who knew BaneBoy knew some shit...... I'd still take it with a grain of salt....

I'm more suprised Lee is the only one that knew this.

 

[Josh]

Steve, are talking about floor dry?
Diatomaceous Earth?

 

[steve_64]

Floor dry, kitty litter in a pinch.