This was an unexpected surprise to receive this sample of Chris' new blue clay in the mail. I was just expecting the lube to try the Riccardo yellow again. The car it was used on is an '06 M35x Infiniti. The car has been garage kept and not driven in winters. It was a good candidate for a mild clay. I started with the yellow and the lube provided by Chris. It was cold in my garage (low 40's) and the yellow clay was very hard to manipulate. I stuck it in the microwave to get it pliable. It worked for a while but the cold temperature got to it pretty quickly. It did work better with the other lube but I was not happy with how it was to work with. Then I broke out the sample of the blue Riccardo clay. This stuff was so unbelievably pliable it blew me away. It was just so absolutely easy to work with. It feels really soft but I found it was removing fallout and tar pretty well. I tried it with both Chris' lube as well as my ONR lube. It made no difference what lube I used. The ONR did not make it less effective. It left no marring whatsoever either. If needed, you could work it harder for some more bite. This is an excellent product that I highly, highly recommend. This along with claymagic red would be all you need. THIS IS MY NEW GO TO CLAY!! I have been very fond of the CM blue for a while. In side by side tests, the Riccardo blue performed as well if not better but it's pliability makes it the clear winner. It'll be interesting to see if it's more plaible in hot weather. Claying in cold temperature is not easy...well it used to be..no longer. For my Canadian buds: you gotta try this stuff; I will definitely be buying more..HEY CHRIS: HOW ABOUT AN INTRODUCTORY SALE, EH??:beg:
Oooh...now I can't wait for my orders and products to test out some products :waiting: Look forward to this blue Riccardo :cheerl: Thanks for the review richy :thumb: By the way if I like this clay you better have a good amount of it as I'll clean you out :whistle:
