98% perfect job

[Ping Pong]

Well sealed the drivway last weekend and I did a fine job,till the last stroke. And got some latex sealer on the concrete apron and cant get that **** off. Tried grinding,just clogs the wheel. Wire wheel to no avail. Any solutions

 

[LB-1911]

They say -

BLACK JACK 12.6 fl oz Liquid Multi-Surface Paint Remover

Exceptionally fast removal of asphalt and roofing tar cements and coatings - contains no water - only 100% active ingredients

Also removes caulk, driveway sealer, silicone, adhesives and wet paint - safe to apply directly on pets covered with asphalt or tar

Safe on auto finishes, clothing, skin, tools, cured paint, fiberglass, glass, metal, vinyl siding, wood and most surfaces

Environmentally safe and eco friendly, biodegradable, 100% organic, contains no harmful vapors, meets or exceeds VOC requirements in all 50 states

Contains no benzene, xylene or chlorinated solvents
Saves clothing, boots, shoes, rugs and more from being discarded

Economical, product can be reclaimed with many applications - no special product disposal requirements straight out of the bottle

Approximately 300-sq ft coverage per gallon depending on thickness of asphalt or roofing tar

Clean oil and grease from garage floors and counters

Were there any clean up suggestions / recommendations listed on container of the product you were using?

 

[lazer50]

My brother owns an asphalt sealing company.the product he buys is called oil f l o.sorry for the spacing my phone auto corrects.anyway you can order online or ive used professional strength goof off.soak it down and use wire brush.i supervise for him and have for years and concrete is the hardest thing to get sealer off but it will come off.it may stain depends on how big the area is.

 

[harleybear66]

try heating the smudge with a small propane torch then use the wire wheel

 

[CJ7VFR]

Well sealed the drivway last weekend and I did a fine job,till the last stroke. And got some latex sealer on the concrete apron and cant get that **** off. Tried grinding,just clogs the wheel. Wire wheel to no avail. Any solutions

How bad is the smudge? Is it less than an inch up onto the concrete apron?

If you can't get it off perhaps you can take a brush and apply some sealant to the entire length of the apron the same distance up onto it as the smudge.

This would hide the smudge and make it look like you wanted it that way.

I would do this only as an alternative if you can't remove it completely. I do this with paint on things when my wife wants to "help" me and she slops paint on to things it's not really supposed to be on, and forgets to wipe it off, or tell me about it, until it is dried on there.

Jim

 

[Ping Pong]

Ill.try heat first then chemicals. It's a shame I sealed 3000 square feet and efd up the last foot