you could just use cement paint (i think you can get it in cement color if you want) but epoxy is better and with either you can just wipe up anything the car drips. If you want to go real cheap, we always just put cardboard under the cars and double or triple it up. you might have to put rocks on the sides to keep it from blowing away.
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That should work, but I don't know if you want to put that much money into it.
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That should work, but I don't know if you want to put that much money into it.
I get catalogs from these guys all the time, they have some really neat stuff.
A large piece of exterior grade plywood, the woman that comes to babysit for our child while my wife and I work drives an older Acura Legend. This car leaks oil like none I've ever seen before. Up until we had the driveway paved, I couldn't care less, however now I do. I laid down a 4 x 4 sheet of plywood where she parks the car to protect the driveway, I tried a metal drip pan but it blew away during a storm with high winds, never had a problem with the plywood.
Go to a resturant supply store and buy a couple of the large aluminum baking pans. I got a couple that are something like 2'x3' they are about half an inch deep so they catch and contain the leaked fluid and you can then pour it into a jar to dispose of it. And they can be cleaned up better than wood, and loock nider than cardboard. They are not very expensive either, I think lesst then $10 each.