Can cold weather damage clay?

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Bert

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When cold weather came in, I took all my liquid products out of the garage and into the house to prevent freezing. I left behind towels, mitts, applicators, brushes, and buffer pads. What about clay? Can cold weather damage it? I doubt it but I wanted to make sure. I won't be claying again to spring but the clay has been out in the garage the past few nights and it has dropped below freezing a few times. I am guessing the clay is OK, right?
 
I left mine outside in the garage, although it is insulated. I think it'll be fine unless you try to use it in the cold, which it obviously would not be as pliable. Bloody depressing bringing everything in though!
 
VaSuperShine said:
It should be just fine, if you plan on using it just run it under warm water prior to doing so.
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Thanks for the reply, I probably won't use it again till March. I don't like to clay unless I will follow up with a coat of sealant but with the temperatures being under 40, I am told applying a sealant is not a good idea in temps that low. Not sure why, I guess it doesn't bond or cure properly right.
 
Macruz19 said:
I think it's better than being in hot weather IMO...
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True, I tried claying one time in August and the warm temperatures made the clay a pain in the butt. I gave up and resumed claying at 2 in the morning when it cooled down some.
 
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