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What to clean Brake fluid from asphalt drive
Okay I had a large shop tray under it and went to eat when I came back the wind had moved it and a 5 inch area had formed from brake fluid. temp in the
60's and I am about to rinse but with what ? Thoughts. Alan
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I usually use acetone, rinse, then dump some Simple Green on after and rinse again, and it pretty much gets any fluid off my driveway; including brake fluid when I bled my brakes last summer.
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Mentholated spirits should dissolve it. Then rinse with water.
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Unless you have silicone fluid, it's water soluble. Funny: it will eat paint, but water will wash it away.
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Water usually works pretty well on brake fluid.
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