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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Jay on 09 August 2008, 19:53
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My brother in law and I just serviced my car in the rain :laugh: and the numpty when he undone the sump plug didn't have the oil pan in the right place so ofc oil all over the drive... now I sprayed some WD40 over a bit of the oil while cleaning the sump plug and the oil rainbow that was on the floor disappeared when the WD40 touched it, so I tried on another oil rainbow and again it disappeared.
So does WD40 get rid of oil or just mask it? :huh:
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kind of dilutes it. I use it to clean off the sump plug when going an oil change.
pressure washer should shift the oil on your drive but then you end up with lighter patches and then need to do the whole lot. long :laugh:
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washin powder will soke some of it up??????????
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Well it's on a slope and I just went out to park the car up properly and it's started running downwards into my neighbours fence :grin: I still put some wet sand over it and sprayed some more WD40, hopefully it will dissipate and run into his yard :laugh:
Is there anything else that help get rid of oil easier? I don't have a pressure washer unfortunately :sad: I'll see if my hose can reach that far tomorrow and try blast it off with that.
washin powder will soke some of it up??????????
We only use the liquid stuff that goes in a ball inside the washing machine :sad: But I'll make sure I get some for next time :grin:
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gunk is apparently quite good you can buy it especially for drives. also cat litter will help soak it up if theres allot of it. :smiley:
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gunk is apparently quite good you can buy it especially for drives. also cat litter will help soak it up if theres allot of it. :smiley:
I've got cat litter but it's the Catsan stuff and it's not fine enough, it's more like little stones than sand :sad:
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Washing up liquid will remove alot of it. But you need to scrub it in with a stiff brush.
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yeah, washing up liquid, its great at dissolving and removing oil. if it runs off onto the grass, all the worms will come up and you will kill them with the soapy residue. think of the worms! :wink:
pour some petrol on it, and set it on fire, that would work also. :D
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front tyre positioined on oil
handbrake on
Build up the revs
and Smoke it off the concrete :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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I usually use sawdust. :wink:
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the times we have spilled oil in our shed we used a hose and washing up liquid and a hard brush and scrubbed like mad :cool:
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Awezomez, the rain washed it all away with a bit of WD40 and Fairy splashed over it :grin: