Review-DP Universal Detailing Clay

**dublifecrisis** · 11-25-2009, 08:59 PM

thanks CEE DOG. I see you're in Florida. Was the weather warm? I only ask beauce if it's a little cooler, I'll let the clay sit in the sun while in the container or whatever to try and soften it a bit. It's nice to have a clay that's easy to reshape without getting your hands sore. Especially when you know you've got 5 hours of polishing ahead of you. BUt like I said, too soft is a problem too. Guess I would prefer the tougher clay over the soft mushy glob.

**CEE DOG** · 11-25-2009, 09:16 PM

No doubt! I liked how it worked so much I hadn't thought too much about it. After you brought it up I thought MAN, that was friggin tough to shape. I should have brought a warm thermos of water out there and warmed it occasionally maybe. I think you bring up a good point about the temp. When I used it a couple months ago it was about 14-18 deg. wamer and I didn't notice it being quite as hard.... Not that it was very cold today. It was in the low-mid 70's.... And friggin rainy! Felt cold in that rain after a few hours! I was going to wash, clay and polish one car but after Mr weather man said storms all day I figured I would just get both of them washed, clayed and ready and polish one of them friday. I would have put my canopy up but going to the in-laws tommorrow for Thanksgiving and didn't want to package the tent up wet.