Riccardo Clay

[Tpr1634]

Curious if anyone knows what happen to this product it was suppose to be the holy grail of detailing clays.
I myself migrated to the nano skin, last time I checked its not available here or autogeek just wondering out loud.

[Accumulator]

Huh, not sure if its still available or not these days...I bought a lifetime supply when the old Autopia store closed it out.

[Tpr1634]

Huh, not sure if its still available or not these days...I bought a lifetime supply when the old Autopia store closed it out.

just wondering seems like it fell off the face of the earth.....

[Poorboy]

actually they came back to the US a couple years ago and we carry our own version ... it was never called Ricardo (that was just what EShine in Canada named it after his Uncle) it was originally called Erazer Clay ... I was one of the few who stood with them during the law suits and was one of the first called when it was available

[Ronkh]

pb has poly elastic

ray may still have some Riccardo, ag did carry it last year

[Tpr1634]

actually they came back to the US a couple years ago and we carry our own version ... it was never called Ricardo (that was just what EShine in Canada named it after his Uncle) it was originally called Erazer Clay ... I was one of the few who stood with them during the law suits and was one of the first called when it was available

Interesting, Thanks for the insight.....

[JBM]

How is it different?

[ShawnF350]

actually they came back to the US a couple years ago and we carry our own version ... it was never called Ricardo (that was just what EShine in Canada named it after his Uncle) it was originally called Erazer Clay ... I was one of the few who stood with them during the law suits and was one of the first called when it was available

Ron, Pockets told me their newer poly clay is easier to mold. I bought Clay Magic since my hands cramp when using it.
Do you have the newer stuff.
Maybe Steve can add to this too.

[Poorboy]

How is it different?

well I can tell you that I have a piece of clay I left on a counter in my garage for over a year and its just as soft, sticky and pliable as new .. doesnt dry out and works with any type of clay lube Ive tried ..

newer poly clay is easier to mold.

Maybe Steve can add to this too.

yes it is

[craigdt]

Didnt some patent expire that allowed everyone to change their clay?

[Poorboy]

Didnt some patent expire that allowed everyone to change their clay?

Yes and now we clay made in the USA

[Accumulator]

..[a particular clay].. doesnt dry out...

AFAIK, clays in general dont dry out. Ive had pieces stuck to the top of lube bottles/buckets for a long, long, time without ever going bad. Cant recally *any* clay going bad except some stuff I stored soaking in lube (which was as per the instructions...live and learn).

[Bert]

pb has poly elastic

Is Poorboys Poly Elastic similar to the old Erazer Clay?

[512detail]

Huh, not sure if its still available or not these days...I bought a lifetime supply when the old Autopia store closed it out.

you got a crate of claybars or what?

[JustJesus]

you got a crate of claybars or what?

Read his user name again....

I noticed with Poorboy`s clay, it even gets a bit softer when stored in a "hot" environment. I left the container in the car for several days, and it gets pretty warm in there right now. When I went to use it, super pliable.