Invisible gloves

[Rick O]

Has anyone used this product? I tried it for the first time this weekend and it's amazing. This has to be one of the top inventions of all time, right up there next to duct tape and WD-40.


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Invisible Glove. Non-Abrasive, Non-Toxic, Bio-Degradable, Hypo-Allergenic. A hand pomade that eliminates the need for rubber gloves. Allows for 100% fingertip sensitivity with no hand heating or tool slipping. Can be used as an underglove when latex gloves are mandated. Performed as specified in temperatures/wind chills of -80º F and lower. Provides protection against: Skydrol, MEK, RTV, hydraulic fluids, graphite, purging fluids, JP4, JP8, JPTS, Av/Gas, Zyglo, Zinc Chromate, brake and wheel carbon, engine exhaust areas, sealants, adhesives and epoxies used in fabrication, epoxy and oil-based paints, tenacious wire coatings, c-cement powder, generator cooling oils, etc. Instructions: Use one teaspoon of SF-1211 Invisible Gloves to cover hands completely, particularly cuticles, and under fingernails. Arms and face, if required. Let dry for 2-3 minutes. When job is finished, wipe off excess grease, oil, etc., and simply wash hands with ordinary soap and warm water. For a 3 year shelf life, keep container with unused portion tightly capped.

[dobejazz]

that sounds cool Rick is it expensive?

[Wiskey]

Very cool! Where did you pick that up?

Whiskey

[Loverotties]

I'd be afrad of it comeing off in water and also cause the skimmer to go nuts!Also if a fish and/or shrimp ate at it.

[Twitterbait]

got a link to the product?

[Rick O]

Actually it's pretty inexpensive. $7.35 for a pint tub. You use about as much of it as you would hand lotion. Once you rub it in you don't feel any residue or anything but dirt and grease won't stick to your hands. It pretty much just rinses right off. Also if your hands are already greasy and dirty before you apply it it'll take that off. In the winter time my hands are always dry and cracked from the dry air and washing them frequently but now they are soft from using this stuff all weekend.

George I wouldn't use this on hands going into the tank. I don't klnow what's in it.
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...dinvisible.php