Hand protection..

[Russ@Exclusive]

I am a fan of using gloves while detailing to keep my hands clean of all the chemicals I use but where can I get a large bulk order of disposable gloves?

What do you guys use?

 

[JSFM35X]

I use nitrile "doctor" type gloves. What are you currently using. I tried the yellow wash the dishes gloves but did not care for them.

 

[tuscarora dave]

Harbor freight tools carries the exam type gloves. Not sure about bulk orders though. You may try a occupational safety co. such as keystone safety or Zee.
Expedex is where my company orders theirs in bulk, they are ambitex brand.

 

[njcarting1]

I use nitrile "doctor" type gloves. What are you currently using. I tried the yellow wash the dishes gloves but did not care for them.

Kimberley Clark "purple nitrile" gloves are the best. For tougher protection you get micro flex-safe-grip they are thick.:bigups

 

[belcherm58]

Harbor Freight has the nitrile gloves in boxes of 100. I use them for dressing tires and such.

 

[Ronkh]

Kimberley Clark "purple nitrile" gloves are the best. For tougher protection you get micro flex-safe-grip they are thick.:bigups

Those are available at medical supply stores. If you need a contact, pm me.

 

[jammerz101]

I also use the purple nitrile gloves. I usually if I remember get them @ Harbor Freight. Otherwise Wally-World.

 

[Russ@Exclusive]

I just use cheap latex ones from anywhere I can get my hands on them like Ace or Walgreens but I want the purple nitrile ones I just did not know if I could find them locally.

 

[Mr. Clean]

Hands down (yep, that's an intended pun) nitrile are favored over latex for their chemical resistance. You can buy them by the hundred count box at Harbor Freight, Sam's Club or by the case at places like U-Line. I usually find blue and gray (or grey, if you prefer ) in stock. I don't care about the color as they are usually a one-time use item.