Just got Riccardo Clay

R

Redwings97

New member
Well - About 2 months ago I was invited to go to Canada to a friends parents cottage. I asked my buddy if I could have some RIccardo clay shipped to the cottage. No problem. So, I was in Canada this past weekend and picked up my Riccard clay. I had ordered 5 bars from Eshine and had them shipped it to the cottage. I will let you know how I like it next week - plan on detailing black acura integra.

Here is a photo -

clay5.jpg
 
Redwings97 said:
Well - About 2 months ago I was invited to go to Canada to a friends parents cottage. I asked my buddy if I could have some RIccardo clay shipped to the cottage. No problem. So, I was in Canada this past weekend and picked up my Riccard clay. I had ordered 5 bars from Eshine and had them shipped it to the cottage. I will let you know how I like it next week - plan on detailing black acura integra.

Here is a photo -
Click to expand...

I am jealous:mad: :D
 
I have heard of this clay before, mainly through the posts here. Is there something special about it compared to other clays out there?
 
Stephan said:
I have heard of this clay before, mainly through the posts here. Is there something special about it compared to other clays out there?
Click to expand...

Personally have never used it - yet. So I am really anxious to try it out. I thought I read somewhere in the forums that the elasticity of it makes it very easy to use...

Calgary Detail uses it all the time - maybe he will chime in.
 
funny I have the same shelves in my garage and had to put card board down so that I could get my stuff to stand up straight
 
Redwings97 said:
HAHAHA :rofl

Well it works!!
Click to expand...

I agree:D

I got them on sale and loved that fact that you just snap them together...easy to move and cheap at the time...but worthless as detail shelves as the holes kept knocking my product over...card board was the trick...I guess we think a like
 
congrats on the riccardo clay.....

some asked what is ggo great about it.

It a super elasticy clay, it does not crumble or break, i have left it in buckets of water over night and its still fine. It is juist a great clay, lots of bite but dosnet marr the hell out of your pants, holds toghter well and its just plain easier to work with comapred to the traditional grey clay.

Some may remeber the old elasti-clay that many suppliers sold, the yellow stuff. Its that.
 
CalgaryDetail said:
congrats on the riccardo clay.....

some asked what is ggo great about it.

It a super elasticy clay, it does not crumble or break, i have left it in buckets of water over night and its still fine. It is juist a great clay, lots of bite but dosnet marr the hell out of your pants, holds toghter well and its just plain easier to work with comapred to the traditional grey clay.

Some may remeber the old elasti-clay that many suppliers sold, the yellow stuff. Its that.
Click to expand...

Well, if it doesn't marr the hell out of my pants then I don't want it!
 
Reddwarf said:
Well, if it doesn't marr the hell out of my pants then I don't want it!
Click to expand...
haha i know... clay that dosent marr a ton... not thanks
distrbd said:
Calgary detail does amazing work no matter what clay he uses but ,yeah he he probably has a few cartons of the Riccardo clay in his garage:rofl
Click to expand...
thanks, i appricate it... and im down to probley 3 bars... we have a big order of clay comming in though :rockon
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top