mechanicing gloves

bet they didn't wear Nitrile gloves....

 

Your not alone, should put me googles on.

 

Same as him ^^^ apart from jewellery I keep my two rings on at all times.
I didn't wear gloves either when building or rodding someone's backed up drains.
Bit of dirt makes you stronger.

 

I go for XL vinyl gloves as any smaller size and my hands burst out when spannering hard.
Go through 3 to 5 pairs a session.
Normally fingerless after 10 seconds.

 

These threads are fooking funny sometimes

 

i cant deal with them , i like to pick my nose n think sometimes n well ,the rubber smells

 

Maybe its your fingers what smells? Where sdo you stick em?!!

 

I buy around a dozen of this type each time, and they last for ages,
you get a great grip on stuff,
easy to put screws and bolts in,
you end up with clean hands,and no scuffs scratches and blood blisters,

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/new-Nylon...OI_ProtectiveGear_RL&var=&hash=item4ae19194ad

 

The second name is "Nokabolokov"...

 

What exactly is a "builder's grip" ?

 

i cant smell um thru the rubber eava , everyone likes to sniff a smelly finger init

 

Get you going for a proper glove. Not restrictive doing fiddly bibblybobs?

 

i would highly recomend them having seen my mechanic mates hands ..

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12-X-Warr...=100009&prg=11472&rk=1&rkt=10&sd=321611994285

 

My God, I do miss Eton...

 

The mess?

 

Waxoyl underseal. Gloves, noddy suit, hat, safety glasses the lot.

 

Connect your outside tap to the hot water then wash your hands outside in comfort. Also crank the boiler up (if its a combi) and the nice hot water is great for removing grease and oil from parts via a standard cheap jetwash

 

I use the surgical gloves from the hospital, they never notice a box or two missing

 

You'll have to return that colonic endoscope sometime, tho'...