What takes dirty motor oil off of concrete
 

besides Gunk?
Will acetone work? How about carburetor cleaner?
I've got some other strong solvents in the basement that I can maybe use.

Get as much up as you can with paper towels and rags, then make a paste out of Tide laundry detergent (powdered) and let it it for a while keeping it wet. Then take a stiff bristle brush and scrub.

I've used gas and sawdust, sweep it around with a stiff broom. It'll take the bulk of it off so you don't track it in the house. After that Sunlight dish soap will take most of the stain out [sometimes].

Thanks, guys. I'll try these less aggressive methods first before I use solvents.

As a second to last resort use muriatic acid. As a last resort, use a jackhammer..... ;-)

I bought that acid to remove stains from wet concrete on brick and I have not yet used it. :(
And I have a radio in the basement that I have been meaning to install in my truck since 2003. :o
It seems those oil stains from when I replaced a head gasket are not very noticeable so I guess now I may never do it. :beer:

Well, there ya go, problem solved.

Before you jack hammer it out just paint the driveway with used oil, People just try to hard. :D

did you try kitty litter? I use that to remove all the oil I have ever spilled

I've bookmarked this thread for when I need it! Thanks.