Anyone who works on their own car...
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Anyone who works on their own car...
I need a good mechanic glove or glovessssss ... depends.
I'm looking at this company called mechanixx (which I happen to use for my airsoft games lol)
And alpinestars which I happen to have their stuff cause of my motorcycle =] I like both actually... but I'm looking at alpinestars more. They offer 2 gloves tire and engine.
http://www.more-japan.com/multi-purpose-gloves/
thinking of buying the engine one.. it has those magnetic things to hold in the little screws which is nice. What do you guys use?
I'm had it with those disposable latex gloves. Not only they break all the time but they don't even protect my hands.
I'm looking at this company called mechanixx (which I happen to use for my airsoft games lol)
And alpinestars which I happen to have their stuff cause of my motorcycle =] I like both actually... but I'm looking at alpinestars more. They offer 2 gloves tire and engine.
http://www.more-japan.com/multi-purpose-gloves/
thinking of buying the engine one.. it has those magnetic things to hold in the little screws which is nice. What do you guys use?
I'm had it with those disposable latex gloves. Not only they break all the time but they don't even protect my hands.
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^ i dont use any gloves cause i cant really work well with them, if i had to i would go with the disposable latex gloves cause they give the best control vs all other gkloves and then as SxEXCx said get some $2 orange goop or similar hand cleaner and your hands will be as clean as anything within a few minutes.
Last edited by kool_yaar; 12-07-2010 at 03:19 PM.
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I use mechanix wear gloves. If you work on cars alot IMO it is essential. I used to hate gloves but the amount of cuts, burns, bruises i have gotten are ridiculous. now i just cut out the index and middle fingers so i get grip with my bare fingers and still have protection. Alot also depends on what you're doing.
Exhaust- gloves for sure
things like plenum spacer i won't wear gloves.
Exhaust- gloves for sure
things like plenum spacer i won't wear gloves.
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Depends on what you are doing.
Gloveless is great until you're sticking your hands into small places that can cut you up.
I like latex to assist in cleanup but I find that they rip and tear too easily. Even the XXL's are too damn small and stretched too thin, they tear off my hands too much.
I've never tried Goo-Gone for cleanup... I'll have to give that a whirl sometime.
Gloveless is great until you're sticking your hands into small places that can cut you up.
I like latex to assist in cleanup but I find that they rip and tear too easily. Even the XXL's are too damn small and stretched too thin, they tear off my hands too much.
I've never tried Goo-Gone for cleanup... I'll have to give that a whirl sometime.