Need gloves? Good Source..

[blaze-on]

Per Volquartz turned me on to these guys: http://www.dontheglove.com/nitrilegloves/powderfree.html

I ordered two boxes Monday for $5.53 a box per 100 count latex& powder free, medical exam quality, Nitrile, non-powdered. Through August they have FREE shipping. Gloves came today and they have a nice tactile quality. Excellent deal.

Hard to think you'd find much cheaper unless you order mucho quantity..

Now, time to find a nurse..

 

[ann]

thanks matt

 

[MattKing]

Thanks Matt, but:

1) the link doesn't work if you click on it (the web address works if you type it in by hand); and

2) you cannot place an order from outside of the USA, even if you have a USA shipping address, unless the billing address on your credit card is a USA address .

Otherwise, it looks great.

Matt (as well)

 

[blaze-on]

Thanks Matt, but:

1) the link doesn't work if you click on it (the web address works if you type it in by hand); and

2) you cannot place an order from outside of the USA, even if you have a USA shipping address, unless the billing address on your credit card is a USA address .

Otherwise, it looks great.

Matt (as well)

Thanks Matt, I fixed the link.

 

[lee]

new meaning of digital revolution.

lee\c

 

[blaze-on]

new meaning of digital revolution.

lee\c

You're a sick man Mr. Charmichael!

Makes me squirm in my chair

 

[BruceN]

What about a good source for cotton gloves for negative, tranny and print handling? Those are what I need, any advice?

Bruce

 

[Bighead]

What about a good source for cotton gloves for negative, tranny and print handling? Those are what I need, any advice?
Bruce

Would these not be suitable?? If not, I need some cotton gloves too... But I need XXL... I bought some "one size" cotton gloves at a local photog shop and about 30% of my palm sticks out.......

 

[BruceN]

Would these not be suitable?? If not, I need some cotton gloves too... But I need XXL... I bought some "one size" cotton gloves at a local photog shop and about 30% of my palm sticks out.......

Not really, rubber gloves are more for processing and chemical handling - to keep things away from your skin. I much prefer the cotton gloves for handling negative, finished prints, archival matts, etc.

Bruce

 

[Nick Zentena]

I bought some cotton gloves from a local auto supply place. 12pk was $5. Something like that. Haven't openned the package yet. Home Depot seems to have cotton gloves in the paint section to. I keep forgetting to look closer.