Does anyone have any good ideas,I have tried wet and forget and also water blasting,not much improvement. Thanks.
jan2242,
Jan 8, 8:59pm
It will go in time, maybe 6 months or less.
gabbysnana,
Jan 8, 11:06pm
Rubber remover. Commercial application. Google search.
meoldchina,
Jan 9, 2:25am
Give the hoon that created them a scrubbing brush.
genpat,
Jan 9, 4:42am
Thank you . Ha ha,the hoon in question is my 65 year old husband who caused them accidentally by trying to pull his laden trailer up the drive using our little car,because son had borrowed our big heavy one for a camping trip.Spun the wheels on the brand new concrete he has just finished and nearly killed himself working to get it perfect! .He was just about heartbroken ,not least because it was his own fault! Oh well,will try and fix it .Thanks again .
maclad,
Jan 9, 6:31am
So sorry but have to have a giggle. Hope you get it sorted. We have recently had our old rough cobbles ground and they look great, but that would be to severe on new concrete and there would be an obvious difference. As above or maybe time will sort it for you. Good luck and tell hubby a lighter foot may get better results. LOL
meoldchina,
Jan 9, 9:34am
That is very unfortunate. I am sorry I made a joke at your hubby's expense. Your problem reminds me of when we moved house. The new house has a steep drive and the removal truck struggled to get up to the top. In the process the tow bar gouged a deep line into the concrete. The driver apologised and said "I've left you with a permanent reminder of this day". He was right. 5 years later and the cut in the concrete is still there. I hope your tyre marks will disappear in less time.
loud_37,
Jan 16, 12:51am
I think acetone should remove it, but you'll want to try a small bit first to make sure it dosent stain worse.
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