I've got a lot of power steering fluid stains on the floor in my garage and I was wondeirng what would be the best thing to get them out? The floor is looking pretty ugly between that and the oil and tranny stains. Please help.

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1970 Chevy El Camino
Green Mist & Silver w/Green Vinyl Top
350ci/300HP 4bbl & Factory Dual Exhaust
Non-SS with Rallies
TH-350 - 2.73 Posi Rear
Factory PS, PB, PW, A/C
My El Camino Home Page - www.dreamelectric.com (http://www.dreamelectric.com)

Concrete?
Muriatic Acid. Wear gloves and don't breathe it. This is what is used in cleaning swimming pools. I did a small spot om my concrete slab outside my shop. I poured it on and let it sit for a bit (not long), and hosed it off. It looks great.
Wear safety goggles, gloves and anything else you can think of.
Rick
'66 Yenko
'68 SS 427

Paint right over it and if anyone asks you how it got there, respond with, "it was like that when I got here"

Hit it with some brake parts cleaner...that stuff eats everything

I keep bags of cat litter handy for the spills, it's cheaper than oil dry from the parts store and it's the same thing (dried clay). Brake clean usually gets up the stain.

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1967 Malibu Convertible
Bone Stock (So far)
Team Member #763

Go to your local Hardware store and pick up some concrete cleaner or any local autoparts store for some of that Castrol Super Clean. Pour it on the stain, let it sit, scub it with a brush and hose it off. If it's a recent stain, like in the last month or so, you won't even notice it was there!

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Armando
So. Cal
66 Malibu,454,M22
64 El camino
57 Bel Air
95 Impala SS

Have used concrete cleaner from Amway for years works great for garage use. When I had my shop used a product from Safety Kleen, was expensive but worked good.

Or think of it this way - this is a garage - you EARNED those stains - why remove them ??Be proud of them. Besides, if you have a few stains, you won't be afraid to make a mess next time you need to. http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif

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Gotta have a Chevy !In Durham N.C.
Make it look the way you like it, forget what the other guys say! :D

Scrub down with kerosene, rinse off as much as possible, then scrub with Tide laundry detergent. Used this combo for years working in a gas station/garage.