Pour N Restore Oil Stain Remover 32 Review

It really works! I leave it on the stain for a few days before removing it and the worst of the stain is gone. I have a hint of discoloration on some old stains, but this is much better than the grease stain that was before. We had a worker for half a day whose van spilled oil in the driveway. I didn't realize it until the next day, but I took this product and poured it over the stain. After a few days I sprayed it and you couldn't tell where the oil was.

I have used this product several times to remove oil stains from concrete driveways and porches. Could never restore original color. The application is very simple, but it takes several hours to a whole day to dry completely. When the material is completely dry and the odor is gone, it can be washed or scraped off and collected with a vacuum cleaner. You may need to use it two or three times to get perfect results, but persistence pays off in this area, as in most others.

I used to use kitty litter and then tried a variety of cleaning products to get oil off my good pavers. But after the last failure, I called where I bought pavers and they recommended me this material. It was more expensive than what Revain sells it for, but it was worth it because it offset the labor cost (well, my labor, anyway). The action takes place during the drying process when the oil is literally sucked out of the substrate. It works pretty well without brushes, but on the worst oil…

I read in some reviews that this product is not as good as it used to be. I never knew about this product, so I don't have this link. I know this product has saved me the trouble of changing my entire driveway. My ex's car leaked oil and there was a huge oil stain on the bricks in the driveway. My association sent me letter after letter but after trying everything to delete it nothing made the slightest difference until I used it. I followed the directions and after one use the stain was almost

Firstly I bought this product in August 2016 and it is quite thick. My driveway is on a pretty steep slope and it didn't flow down but stayed where I put it so don't worry about it being too loose. Many of these reviews are several years old, it seems the thicker product is back. Unfortunately, I would rate this product as marginally effective at best. The bottle is also said to be 3 feet in diameter, which is about 7 square feet. I'd say you're approaching half that, 4 square feet of coverage,

It's a good product to be honest but I couldn't get the full benefit of it because I've only used 25% because 75% was dry when I received it. The liquid content is assumed to be only 25% and 75% solids. At the suggestion of Edgewater Industries customer service, who I spoke to, I mixed 3 teaspoons of pine tongue fluid with the remaining solids, but it was useless and didn't work. The support team wasn't willing to help either. Responded very little to my inquiries until I insisted on being fair

Good. It works. like, something like. He "lightened" the spots. in summary. after many, many uses. It also lightened the area around the blemish. It worked better than spraying on "natural" materials. Follow the instructions carefully. I have a cement stone driveway and I used this product there. I'm still looking for something that really removes oil stains from the driveway. UPDATED 02/06/2017. OK. I have found this material to be more effective on new oil stains. Therefore, it is important…

A new cobblestone driveway was recently laid. I noticed as guests and workers parked in the driveway that some of the cars were leaking oil. No big pools but drops. I wanted my driveway to look like new, so I googled ways to remove the oil stains. After trying most of them to no avail, I decided to go to the hardware store where the pavers were bought and asked if they knew of anything that could remove the oil stains. They carried this product but only in one size which was too big for me…