My carb dip says to handle with PVC gloves/apron. Having a hard time finding. Does everyone stick to that or do you find other types of gloves work?
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Harbor freight, Lowe's and Home Depot should have the gloves
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...112&zmap=99691
I just used a long pair of pliers to move parts from the dip can to the rinse bucket.. I don't follow directions all that well
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My hands are so calloused that I don't even bother with gloves. Just wash them off soon after any exposure.
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I just wear ntrile gloves. It WILL dissolve them if you get a lot on there and over some time, but just for brief handling from the dip to the rinse they work fine.Comment
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I'm with Renobruce on this one. I lift the bucket out of the can, shake it a bit, then hold a rag under the bucket so it does not drip, and take it to the sink, where I use a hot water rinse.
I have not noticed any problems with occasional contact, your mileage may differ.
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Stuffed my bare hand in the bucket to fish out a loose part from time to time. wash, rinse and repeat...Comment
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