Hand protection

[CLipster]

What do all y'all have on your hands while detailing? I am looking for something to save my hands a little. Just have been noticing how brash some of the products can get on my hands.

thanks in advance.

[MI Mike]

What do all y'all have on your hands while detailing? I am looking for something to save my hands a little. Just have been noticing how brash some of the products can get on my hands. thanks in advance.

The Cheapest Nitrile Gloves you can buy. Color is your own personal preference.

[T0RCH3D]

Remember to always use protection! Oh wait, wrong subject :dblthumb2:

[panthercz]

Powder free nitrile gloves. I buy nitrile gloves by the case from Uline.

[oldmodman]

Remember to always use protection! Oh wait, wrong subject :dblthumb2:

Nitrile gloves work OK for that too. Plus you get five for one. There will be NO :Picture:

[gatoman39]

Nitrile gloves for sure. When washing though I use chemical resistant gloves that you buy from home depot that go to your elbows.

[richy]

I like Nitrile gloves but find they are too expensive. I bought a pair of those thick rubber dish washing gloves that are long. I cut the length some (as they bothered me being long) and I have been using them for over a year.

[SON1C]

ATM I am using nitrile gloves from lowes

[Quattro3.2]

I use nitrile. I worked at a hospital and got several cases for free during an exchange. nitrile is nice because most people wont have a sensitivity to the product, therefore less likely to have any reactions (i.e. latex alergies and contact dermititis). I would buy in bulk to reduce any cost issues. The black ones are cool, but expensive for buying a color. Mine are actually purple.