How can I remove spray paint from my drive way?

Woke up this morning to a nice vandalism of my driveway, and some not so nice things written on it. What is the best way to get rid of it? Lowe's recommended some chemical stuff, can't remember then name, and pressure washing it. It got the first ';layer'; off, but you can still see the words. Any advice?How can I remove spray paint from my drive way?
I think most likely Lowes would have recommended is MURATIC ACID but (i) you will probably have to find it at ACE HARDWARE, a Mom %26amp; Pop Hardware or a local paint store like Duron. Also I would recommend you research and be extra careful when using Muratic Acid to protect your hands with heavy duty gloves (that you might need to toss if the acid were to damage), eye protection from goggles or safety googles as well as wearing old clothes. If that doesn't work, I would personally recommend you renting a commerical grade gasoline powered pressure washer (again you might try Duron or paint stores) that professional painters get all their supplies and paints from bec the pressure is so POWERFUL if not used carefully moving the tip side-to-side, it can rip the surface just like a sandblaster esp on paint. Believe me I once let my 11 year old son handle it on our asphalt driveway to remove grease and guess what? After it dried, you could see how the stroke marks but luckily once we painted the asphalt with coal based sealer over the entire driveway it covered the blemish from the pressure washer being so powerful. Good Luck!How can I remove spray paint from my drive way?
mineral spirits will porbably get it off. my dads a painter and thats what he uses to get dried paint off his hands
you could you scrub it off with some gas or paint thinner --i think ??its concrete why not...
i would say get some spray paint that matches the driveway and paint over it
Even you use some chemicals in it the paint will never be the same cause by some chemical reaction.You got no choice but to repaint your driveway once again and find that culprit.
turpentine paint remover, works pretty good