Do you wear gloves when you work on cars? >me >Yes >cam

Only when handling bearing grease.

My hands look like his 99% of the time.

>>16643476
That mutherfucker cant even use a grinder the right way i cringe every time. Some day hes gunna lose an eye yo a disk fragment. CUT WITH THE BOTTOM RIGHT HAND CORNER! Dont fight the action of the tool you fucktard!

>>16643476
Jesus christ. Nevermind his fetalalchohol spoiled brat riding his friends coat tails defaul facial expression. Or his fuck boi forearm joker tattoo, dude is a total joke. Zero respect for him. Cant wait till his youtube fame runs out and we can all jerk it to him doing gay for pay porn desu

>>16643491
youre a filthy piggy

oink oink faggot

Yes, because fuck busting your knuckles on sharp pieces of metal and plastic.

>>16643564
I always thought that was part of the experience

a grinder disk is a circle anon, no corners

No because they get between me and getting shit done.

Used to work autobody, my head to my toes I was covered in dust 24/7. There was no point to gloves doing most things, not to mention we kept gloves in the paint room but I only learned we had them halfway through my time there.

>>16644356
>not using proper dust collection methods

>>16643533
Mfw that's the point of the channel.

yep some whiteish/tan latex gloves that my friend gets for free at work. pack of 100-150. Pretty fine until you stick your hand in somewhere tight. They rip on a lot of shit, but it's better than spending 5mins with citrus clean

I also have some mechanix gloves but I hardly use it unless it's cold or actually need legit protection.

sometimes tho I just go gloveless when I can't get the feel right.

>>16643476
disgustin

>>16643476
>Not using calipers to eat chips

PLEB

>>16643476
Always wear gloves. Dermatitis on your hands is no laughing matter. Speaking from experience, It's itchy, not nice to look at and makes it awful you use your hands for anything

Depends on car/part/area being cleaned.

For fiberglass or bondo work, latex gloves.

For regular mechanical kind of work, typically no gloves. If the part in question is horribly disgusting, latex gloves. Some of the steering/suspension pieces on older cars get a constant oil/dust coating from the leaking oil pan, which leads to 1/2" of crud built up on them. Gloves go on for that kind of stuff. Brake pads and oil changes I don't bother.

Parts cleaning I use above the elbow chemical resistant gloves that have sand embedded in them for grip. Gas still melts them, but it does it slowly, so that's okay.

>>16647155
good lad

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Yes.
My job provides them so therefore I were them.
>Theme Park mechanic

>>16647831
>wear
sorry just woke up and need coffee