new blue clay

[Fit08]

I just found something interesting while claying. I find that after use and storing the clay it gets "tough" not as plyable as a new piece of clay is. Ever notice how "soft" plyable new clay is.

 

This leads me to what I noticed and that was how the new clay picked up contaninents more effectively then the used clay. Now used I mean maybe 3-4 goes on a mid size car and not real bad paint.

[Chris@Adams]

After time I think it dries out a little.

[Chewy]

When storing, make sure you spray some DS into the container before sealing up. It'll stay soft and supple!

 

 

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[Fit08]

When storing, make sure you spray some DS into the container before sealing up. It'll stay soft and supple!

 

 

 

Yes, been doing that with mixed results really.

[pjwoolw]

Wrap the clay in plastic wrap. Seals the air out and will keep the clay moist.

[Chewy]

Hmmm... I store mine in the basement in DS and have never had an issue.

 

 

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[Rich]

I never use my clay more than twice.

[texn884]

Use those man hands to get it back in shape and spray some detail spray on it while you are mashing it in those man hands. Show it whos the Boss

[Fit08]

Use those man hands to get it back in shape and spray some detail spray on it while you are mashing it in those man hands. Show it whos the Boss

 

 

I went one step better and used the steak tenderiser mallot as I don't get steak anymore as my wife cut me off as I'm spending to much on Adams products.

[Golf for Life]

I went one step better and used the steak tenderiser mallot as I don't get steak anymore as my wife cut me off as I'm spending to much on Adams products.

You need to keep a secret stash. Can never have too many Adams Products.

[Redvenm]

When storing, make sure you spray some DS into the container before sealing up. It'll stay soft and supple!

 

 

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Exactly what I do as well as keeping each piece in a seperate plastic baggie. No issues at all.