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Old 08-22-2006, 11:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Best way to remove tire shine stains from driveway?

Hi folks,
I never realized that tire shine products such as these can stain your asphault driveway after use:

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/H...pray-(Trigger)

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/Hot-Shine-Tire-Foam

At first I thought I could just hose down the driveway and the grease stains would be gone but the darn spots are still there. Does anyone have any recommendations on cleaning products or methods to use to remove these type of stains from asphault? Have I permanently ruined my driveway?


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Old 08-22-2006, 11:13 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I have the stains on my concrete driveway. Pressure washing didn't do a thing to them.
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1) why would you shine your tires
2) if you like shined tires why would you not like a shined driveway
3) just do the rest of the driveway and show it off proudly.
4) Tell your driveway its a tire and the shine will be gone in 2 days (just like from your tires)
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I've read Coke does the trick. I think you pour a can over the stain and leave it for a long time, scrub, and the stain would disappear. Not sure if it really works, but it's worth a try.
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1) why would you shine your tires
2) if you like shined tires why would you not like a shined driveway
3) just do the rest of the driveway and show it off proudly.
4) Tell your driveway its a tire and the shine will be gone in 2 days (just like from your tires)

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I've read Coke does the trick. I think you pour a can over the stain and leave it for a long time, scrub, and the stain would disappear. Not sure if it really works, but it's worth a try.
No Coke, Pepsi. Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, Pepsi.
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No Coke, Pepsi. Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, Pepsi.
Dude, that joke is at least 20 years old. I lmao!
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Hi folks,
I never realized that tire shine products such as these can stain your asphault driveway after use:

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/H...pray-(Trigger)

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/Hot-Shine-Tire-Foam

At first I thought I could just hose down the driveway and the grease stains would be gone but the darn spots are still there. Does anyone have any recommendations on cleaning products or methods to use to remove these type of stains from asphault? Have I permanently ruined my driveway?


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I just use Castrol Super Clean.
Helps get rid of that undesirable looking sheen on my driveway.
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If you put some newpapers down beside the tires before you spray them you won't get any tire shine on the driveway.
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a drop or two of Dawn soap on ea area, and every tire shine spot I have is gone in a few days...
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If you put some newpapers down beside the tires before you spray them you won't get any tire shine on the driveway.
But then how do you get the shine off the newspaper?
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But then how do you get the shine off the newspaper?
Not to mention now you have printer's ink on your tires.
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Hi folks,
I never realized that tire shine products such as these can stain your asphault driveway after use:

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/H...pray-(Trigger)

http://www.meguiars.com/?tire-care/Hot-Shine-Tire-Foam

At first I thought I could just hose down the driveway and the grease stains would be gone but the darn spots are still there. Does anyone have any recommendations on cleaning products or methods to use to remove these type of stains from asphault? Have I permanently ruined my driveway?


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Have you tried Simple Green? I use this stuff to clean almost everything around the garage. I buy it by the gallon at Home Depot. Try spraying a BUNCH on a towel (cheap terry towel, not a nice MF one for cleaning the car) basically soaking it. Then, spray a BUNCH (or just pour some) on the stain itself and then lay the soaked towel on the stain and let it sit there for a while (maybe 10 minutes to an hour). You can check every once in a while to see how it's going. Then, hose the area clean!

Hey, it's cheaper and easier than repaving your driveway .

Let us all know how you eventually get it cleaned!

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I drive down to the park about a block away and apply the tire shine there.

Keeps my driveway CLEAN!
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