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   forestgirl | Jan 23, 2006 12:47am | #1

   Not something I've ever had to deal with, but I know what the first thing is I'd try:  using a crepe sandpaper cleaning-bar and rub, rub, rub.  Do you have one of those around in your shop??

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
   Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) 

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   JoeWood | Jan 23, 2006 01:07am | #2

   Ouuu .. good idea! I'll try that out tomorrow.

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   loucarabasi | Jan 23, 2006 02:06pm | #3

   Joe, Leave it there. Your wife will love it!!!    Lacquer thinner and a brush (comes rite off!!!)   Use gloves and be safe. Next time carry the pot by hand. Haha

   -LOU

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   Jimma | Jan 23, 2006 06:49pm | #4

   Industrial strength orange concentrate works on a lot of stuff, even tar on concrete.

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   arkriver | Jan 23, 2006 08:22pm | #5

   Seems to me that most tire marks out side disappear with time. In our driveway we get tiremarks from time to time. They all seem to disappear except where the occur all the time. Sorry but I can't tell you a time frame for the diappearance.