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I guess everything dries out if left long enough, however I have never had clay dry out. It has either become dirty, or I dropped it, and in both cases would have tossed it out. I bought some new clay bars, and they are in clear, plastic containers, with a flip top. Almost like those bubble containers other items like flashlight batteries come in, but definitely not air tight. Probably will not use them for some time, as I only have the two cars which were clayed recently. Any idea how long they might last being unused in non airtight packaging? Thanks.
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Re: Does clay dry out?
I left a piece of clay sitting outside on my door step for about 6 months. It wasn't dried out at all when I threw it out. -
Re: Does clay dry out?
I'd put them into ziplock bags just in case.Originally posted by BluelineComment
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Re: Does clay dry out?
- this is what I do and appears to last months this way.Originally posted by davey g-force View PostComment
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Re: Does clay dry out?
I keep them in a ziplock with a couple of sprays of Last Touch on them. Never had an issueComment
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Re: Does clay dry out?
Thanks folks. Ziplock bags it is.Comment
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