All this talk about this glove is good for this, but not for that makes
me think of one solution that seems good for all, but a real nuisance.
Double glove, with Vinyl glove on the inside to protect you, and Latex
gloves on the outside to protect the materials and adhesives being used.
I double glove with polyethylene (I thing that's what they are) gloves
inside latex. THe polyethylene gloves are (were?) available from Lab
Safety Supply in a hand shaped dispenser. Cheap! Of course that's what I
use building boats. Maybe that's not up to aviation standards.
Originally adopted to
At 04:21 PM 7/31/2002 -0400, Mark Holm wrote:
Hi Bill,
Great discussion of gluing from someome who obviously was paying attention
in Surface Chemistry class.
I teach the Surface Chemistry class.;-)
I have one little quibble / bit of advice from someone who used to take
apart PVC for a
Don Stackhouse wrote:
According to the manufacturers of epoxy (specifically the tech support folks at
Hexcel),
the toxic chemicals in most epoxies will go right through latex. They emphatically
told
me you should NOT use latex gloves when working with epoxy, that you should use
vinyl,
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