So, we needed to move this big heavy planter with my dolly, only problem, we left rubber tire tracks across this nice concrete, so, what’s a good way to remove the rubber marks?
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I gave a wire brush and spicandspan to a teenager who did a burnout on my gas station drive years ago.
Looks like the tire pressure was too low.
Maybe a prerssure washer?
"When asked if you can do something, tell'em "Why certainly I can", then get busy and find a way to do it." T. Roosevelt
So, has anyone had any success removing rubber tire marks from concrete??How about using a pressure washer on this colorcrete?
I think Luka has a recipe of tide laundry powder and dawn dishwash liquid...scrub away.
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