Oil stains on concrete

[Bob DAmato]

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I evaluated a few of them a while ago... even went to peoples houses
that had them laid down to see the results. Some were good some were
bad, top of the BAD list was the Rustoleum. Looked OK new but hot tires
in the summer started to peel it. Wasnt impressed. The NICEST one I saw
was musclegloss. It looked wet still. I asked him how long he had it, he
said 3 years.  Darn impressive. They even have a cool repair kit that
you just cant tell, in case you take a chunk out.  Thats what Ill be
putting down. http://musclegloss.com

Robert Myers wrote:

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>Along this same line, has anyone had any experience with the stuff I've
>been seeing advertised on TV.  It looks like it's a gray epoxy with
>"sprinkles" thrown on as a top coat while the paint is still wet.  It also
>looks like it might be fairly promising.
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>At 02:00 PM 10/1/2003 -0700, frank j. bauer wrote:
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>>At 01:22 PM 10/1/2003, Bob DAmato wrote:
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>>>Anyone have any good product recommendations or home brew recipes for
>>>getting oil off of concrete floors?
>>>MAC, ...  Its from an overhaul I just did on my 4000TQ.
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>>i've done well with "oil eater", which is a biodegradable degreaser sold @
>>costco...
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>>frank
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>>ps - it also helped with pentosin drips, which are much more stubborn.
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