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Gloves

Mosesatm

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For those of you who wear gloves when working on cars, which brand and model do you like? Do you use disposable gloves, or something like Mechanix?

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Bobsdad

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For those of you who wear gloves when working on cars, which brand and model do you like? Do you use disposable gloves, or something like Mechanix?

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Mechanix if it's something I could gash or puncture my hand, cheapie home depot latex gloves for anything that could stain my hands.

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I don't like the thick Mechanix type gloves for most tasks. They're too bulky. But I always use cut resistant gloves when cleaning up parts on my grinder/wire wheel. I have a pair hanging right there.

I use cheap latex gloves if I'm handling anything greasy. The Harbor Freight or Amazon ones work just fine. I have a box hung on my wall for easy access.

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For disposable gloves I use Thicksters, and the green Gloveworks. The Thicksters really are thick; 14mil vs. 8mil for the Gloveworks.
I’ve never used non-disposable gloves, but may try some.
 

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