oil on pavement?

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> Hello
> I have a stubborn tranmission fluid spot on the pavement in front of
> the house.I tried water and washing soap but
> unfortunately it helped very little if any so I spilled some gasoline
> and scrubbed with a plastic brush.
> It only made things worse -now spot is gone but the
> area I scrubbed is darker though if you scratch it with razor a bit it
> appears cean underneath the black tar(gsoline dissolved asphalt?)
> Is there a way to remove it- I read people suggesting Amway concrete
> cleaner , plain cement powder, wood seal etc?
> thanks
http://www.twbc.org/wd40.htm
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> wrote in message
oups.com...
> Hello
> I have a stubborn tranmission fluid spot on the pavement in front of
> the house.I tried water and washing soap but
> unfortunately it helped very little if any so I spilled some gasoline
> and scrubbed with a plastic brush.
> It only made things worse -now spot is gone but the
> area I scrubbed is darker though if you scratch it with razor a bit it
> appears cean underneath the black tar(gsoline dissolved asphalt?)
> Is there a way to remove it- I read people suggesting Amway concrete
> cleaner , plain cement powder, wood seal etc?
> thanks
>
Clean it with TSP and let it dry. Then rub powdered drywall into the stain
and let it set for a few days. Repeat with the drywall until the stain is
gone. This might take two or three months to get rid of the stain. Ive heard
Portland cement also works for this.
Ooops, this is for cleaning a stain on concrete, dont know what it would do
on asphalt.