Resiblock Oil Remover 1lt Trigger Pack

I had a lot of oil on my block paved driveway, my daughters car had leaked oil. I put sand on it to soak up the bulk of it. I removed the residue using Resiblock Oil Remover. I sprayed it in, scrubbed it, left it for 15 minutes and then pressure washed it. It foamed when pressure washed and the oil stains were gone when it dried. It is expensive but it does work well.

Just Wow. So happy. I was ready to buy over 100 new block pavers after spilling sythetic diesel engine oil all down the drive. Decided one last attempt before I replaced....this stuff smashed it out the park!!! You literally can't tell it was there. Saved a fortune in pavers, my self a load of time and i dont have a patchwork drive (done in 30 mins). Cant speak highly enough. Well worth the money.

It didn’t completely remove the stain however most of the oil deposits were removed very expensive treatment

Having tried numerous other remedies to remove a small oil stain from my block paved drive, without any success, this did a pretty good job after three applications. It did not completely remove the stain but faded it quite significantly.

Oil leaked onto drive 3 weeks ago. Followed instructions on Resiblock and oil stain removed with just 1 application. Probably important to brush in well and wash with a detergent (I used washing up liquid) and rinse well with hose.

User thus twice in the same stain and no difference. It has also marked the block paving. The smell is overwhelming, I were a mask and I still felt sick.

Felt compelled to leave a quick review to say this product worked v well after two applications. Spray on, agitate with brush, leave for 15 minutes, power wash off. Rinsed off with car shampoo, washing up liquid would work, repeat for a couple of cycles. Bit of effort but worth the results. Presumably people who have had poor results didn't commit the time/effort required.

It hardly touch my oil mark on the block paving. Followed the instructions to the letter. Used a strong detergent. Very little happened. Did this more than five times, still hardly any change.