69_340_GTS
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What type of glove is not affected (melted) by lacquer thinner? How about paint stripper?
I can't believe no on mentioned cancer. Oil, and most automotive fluids are cancer causing. Used oil, like when you do an oil change, is a lot worse as it is full of all kinds on nasty stuff like hydrocarbons and heavy metals. It isnt about washing the stain off, it is about what is getting through your skin into your blood stream and organs. I always wear surgical latex or nitrile gloves when messing with stuff.
Who does that!!!!????
I use the cheep blue nitrile gloves and double up if I am really going to get soaked in it. When the outer pair gets soft and stretchy change them. The inners are usually still good for a while. There may be a better material or thicker glove that would be reusable, but then you loose almost all feel of what you are doing. Small parts get dropped . The cursing begins earlier in the job... LOLWhat type of glove is not affected (melted) by lacquer thinner? How about paint stripper?
It scares the hell out of me when the Doctor walks in the room with a rubber glove on one hand, because I know what is going to happen. Thanks God he has skinny fingers.So I had a friend bring his scamp over to my shop for an oil change and checkup.
So I guide him into the shop and i put a jack under it and get my tools ready.
He comes from the restroom with rubber gloves on, no tools in hand but just a pair of bright blue hands.
Who does that!!!!????
I don't see why, when a bar of lava will clean it up perfect......
What type of glove is not affected (melted) by lacquer thinner? How about paint stripper?
So I had a friend bring his scamp over to my shop for an oil change and checkup.
So I guide him into the shop and i put a jack under it and get my tools ready.
He comes from the restroom with rubber gloves on, no tools in hand but just a pair of bright blue hands.
Who does that!!!!????
I don't see why, when a bar of lava will clean it up perfect......
X2 I did alot of body work and mechanic work when I was younger for a pay check. It took almost 6 months from being out of the fumes to really start feeling like a new man, I did not even know I was feeling bad at the time until I quit. I never used gloves and it was being soaked into my body.That could explain my poor kidney function now, back when I was doing body work I washed my hands with lacquer thinner all the time, they would get white and dry. Now I'm old and have high uric acid and gout because my kidney function is low.
Nitrile.What type of glove is not affected (melted) by lacquer thinner? How about paint stripper?