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Yep, that's why Nitrile gloves are the choice of 8 out of 10 leading proctologists.Originally Posted by nedrgr21
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nitrile-Ex...i_sku=11079849
This is a discussion on How do you protect your hands from gun cleaning solutions? within the Firearm Cleaning & Maintenance forums, part of the General Firearm Discussion category; Originally Posted by nedrgr21 Nitrile gloves. The problem isn't just what you see on your skin and nails - that stuff is absorbed and affects ...
Yep, that's why Nitrile gloves are the choice of 8 out of 10 leading proctologists.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nitrile-Ex...i_sku=11079849
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Any of the highly "aromatic", brake-cleaner type solvents will do a number on painted nails, not to mention stripping oils out of the skin. Gloves are good; you might also try the Slip 2000 products as they are water-based.
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+1 for nitrile instead of latex, their a bit more pricey, but not much.
Nitrile will stop some substances that will go right through latex, and you can develop latex allergies from repeat exposure.
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I use Gunzilla, doesn't bother your hands!
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i just wash my hands after i clean
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I double up on the HD Blue latex gloves they hold up pretty well. Going to try Gunzilla cleaner/lub
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I read about them in a recent issue of Family Handyman magazine and after having used them, they are highly recommended. Bought the gloves from JC Whitney: http://www.jcwhitney.com/black-gold-...wx?filterid=j1
Thanks for all the input and ideas.
10th, I just switched from Tetra to the 25B.
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I don't wear any protection, but have become adept at not getting slolvents/cleaners on my hands. A bore brush on a rod can be dipped into a bottle of solvent or if the bottle has a spray attachment, it can be sprayed on the brush. A solvent soaked tooth brush can be used on other parts with a quick evaporating solvent. To be totally safe, I use Blue Wonder in the bore and Gunzilla on everything else.
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Just picked up nitrile gloves at Walmart. FYI the ones in the medical supply area are about three times cheaper than the ones in the paint dept.
White or Purple?
Hope they work out well for you.
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They are blue.
Are these crappy ones or what? Are the paint dept ones worth three times the price? Now I am wondering about this choice.
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