PROSOCO O&G Stain Remover

We had several outdoor rugs taped down on the patio with double sided carpet tape. They stuff is extremely sticky and when it came time to remove them, the rectangles where the residue was are basically permanent (so I thought) after first cleaning them as well as I could with wd-40, goo-gone etc, I was left with a stain that this stuff removes. It typically takes 2 or 3 rounds of it, but it will get it to 95% or better gone. Hopefully I'll remember to take some pics on the next round.

Spilled an oil-based cabot stain on some bricks. It got everywhere, looked really terrible. This stuff did a great job, it's totally gone now after a single day. Would definitely order again. I also spilled some on some painted concrete, and it did not help remove the stain from that. Obviously not what it's intended for, but just in case that helps anyone.

Does not work as advertised company wants me to do multiple applications however the cost is too high to experiment

I have GREAT things to say about this goop! 1st I have a beautiful, clean slab, bought a Jeep that vomited all it's oil on the slab. Had "someone" not rushed to pressure wash it, this would have come first, but it DID help so much removing what wasn't blasted into the concrete, I am very grateful. Then jeep puked again. I swept, stored the dry residue. I added water, stirred, reapplied, dried and it WORKED AGAIN! Seriously I am a believer! So don't toss dried product. It worked the 2nd time just as well by adding water and re-applying.

The best product for removing oil stains from driveways. My cheap-a$$ work car leaked oil and my HOA sent me a letter to clean up the stain. Pressure washing DOES NOT WORK!!! Apply a layer of Prosoco, let it fully dry for 24-48 hours, then sweep off the residue. The stain will be gone.

I have been waiting to write this review. A few months ago, as the results of a fouled up oil change, we had a large oil leak on our driveway pavers. This was fresh, new motor oil. The mobile shop that make the error was supposed to send someone to clean the pavers but, of course, they never did. After a couple of months, I gave up on them and tried scrubbing the stains with a mixture of hot water, dawn, and 91% isopropyl alcohol but it didn't make a dent. Looking for solutions online, I came across this. I read the other reviews about white marks after but I figured it was due to not letting it dry completely, so I gave it a shot. Attached are the before and after shots. I live in south Florida so it's always humid here. That said, I used the entire bottle and it was enough to cover about 1/2 of the stain. I let it sit undisturbed for about 48 hours until it was all completely dried and cracked. I used a stiff bristle brush and broom and had to don an N95 mask the dust was so bad. It makes a MESS cleaning up but came off with about 30 minutes of work. The results are mixed. One the one hand, it did remove the stains but on the other hand, I am left with these white marks all over the driveway that do not rise off with water. I will try pressure washing this weekend and update it if works. If it does, I will order a 2nd bottle to do the rest of the stain. If it does not, I guess I will have to hire a pro to try to clean it.

I've used it on 3 different oil stains, multiple times, with less than stellar results. It worked 80 - 90% on a 5 day old stain after two appllications. Two other stains were multiple years old. Three applications on one and two on the other seemed to reduce the darkness of the stain by about 60%. I will try many other things before throwing good money after bad.

This product works. I have a 20 year old truck that was leaking coolant and oil for about 8 months before I could get it repaired. This was on a concrete (unsealed) driveway. I honestly didn't hold much hope to clean it. It took 2 applications, but there is a tremendous improvement. Does it look like freshly poured concrete, no, but there is a 80-90% improvement. My spot was about 6' in diameter. I poured it and spread it with a trowel for good coverage. Apply it when there is no chance of rain. Wait AT LEAST 24 hours until it is completely dry and starting to crack. I cleaned my off with a power washer. I would definitely purchase again.