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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: mantagte on 17 April 2010, 21:51:25
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which are the best
latex
vinyl
or nitrile
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I prefer latex and I also use a barrier cream before putting them on :y
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which are the best
latex
vinyl
or nitrile
::) Do to what, exactly? ;D
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which are the best
latex
vinyl
or nitrile
::) Do to what, exactly? ;D
anal inspection at local nick ;D ;D
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which are the best
latex
vinyl
or nitrile
::) Do to what, exactly? ;D
anal inspection at local nick ;D ;D
In that case: 'Chain Mail' gloves! ;D
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+240volts pmsl ;D ;D ;D
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Where can I get barrier cream from?
I always use hand cream and no gloves
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Personally when working on the car I prefer latex, only problem now is getting latex gloves as they have been banned at work. Something to do with allergies I think.
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which are the best
latex
vinyl
or nitrile
what ever you get FOC
from stores at work! ;) :y
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Where can I get barrier cream from?
I always use hand cream and no gloves
I've got a few tubs of this from where Iused to work. It's great, as long as it's not water you're working with. Unfortunately not cheap if you're paying for it yourself, but a tub does last a long time. :y
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PR88-Barrier-Cream-1-x-1-6-ltr-container_W0QQitemZ110433026641QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item19b6524251
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I have been getting really bad headaches after working on cars but since changing to Nitrile from Latex the headaches have stopped, it might be coincidence. My local Vauxhall dealer sells them for £2.50 per box of 100.
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I have been getting really bad headaches after working on cars but since changing to Nitrile from Latex the headaches have stopped, it might be coincidence. My local Vauxhall dealer sells them for £2.50 per box of 100.
I'll bring you a box of green nitrile next time I see you! ;) ;) ;)
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/12-Pairs-Polyco-Super-Glove-Matrix-F-Grip-Size-10_W0QQitemZ200427942801QQihZ010QQcategoryZ141066QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
i find the disposable gloves fairly useless tbh, they rip far too easily, dont fit your hands with bits hanging off the end getting in the way, the slightest sign of fluid they become slippery on the outside and sweat on the inside just doubles the lack of grip and turns your hands into prunes.
I only use disposables for parts washing and particularly messy jobs, the above i find ideal for outside work on the car, esp in winter when the cars a block if ice, last well, fit perfectly, and have a slight tactile finish meaning "finger tight" is now alot tighter. Bit warm for factory work but thats not an issue for us lot.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/12-Pairs-Polyco-Super-Glove-Matrix-F-Grip-Size-10_W0QQitemZ200427942801QQihZ010QQcategoryZ141066QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
...... the above i find ideal for outside work on the car, esp in winter when the cars a block if ice, last well, fit perfectly, and have a slight tactile finish meaning "finger tight" is now alot tighter. Bit warm for factory work but thats not an issue for us lot.
We have something very similar at work. A lighter duty white, Marcel Marcau, type & a heavier duty grey type. Trouble is, I've become a woos at work & don't like to get my hands dirty at all! :-? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Whatever type they are, but I think they are latex, I just buy a box of them from Halford's! :D :D ;)
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i use latex as there free but they do tear very easy
these are for the feminine person who needs them ;)
http://www.justgloves.co.uk/nitrile-gloves/pink-nitrile-gloves-aql-1.5.aspx
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One of my best finds since living in Spain has been "olive farmers gloves". They are durable, relatively cheap, afford good protection but are thin so allow feel. The palms(all of fronts) are rubberised but the backs are cloth so breathe. They save a lot of skinned knuckles doing those easy jobs like ABS ECU, DIS pack, HBV and so on.
I thought about selling them on Ebay but with the rubbish exchange rate they work out at about £400 pair! ;D ;D ;D
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Woolly :) ;)