Philippe
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by Philippe on Sept 27, 2007 6:14:27 GMT 1, Hey, I have seem to tallied up quite a few prints over the past months and I was wondering what kinds of gloves I could use to handle them?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Hey, I have seem to tallied up quite a few prints over the past months and I was wondering what kinds of gloves I could use to handle them?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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slacker
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June 2007
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by slacker on Sept 27, 2007 7:15:04 GMT 1, i use a pair of cotton gloves from boots which cost about £3.
i use a pair of cotton gloves from boots which cost about £3.
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by sausageboonwee on Sept 27, 2007 7:43:15 GMT 1, I use tan, string-back driving gloves for the delicate ones and a pair of weighty, elbow-length gauntlets for the ones with sharp edges.
I use tan, string-back driving gloves for the delicate ones and a pair of weighty, elbow-length gauntlets for the ones with sharp edges.
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by mydeaddogwontwoof on Sept 27, 2007 8:38:56 GMT 1, I use plain old rubber gloves when handling my crown jewels, & a little tip, if you put a rubber band round your wrist till your hand goes numb, it feels like someone else is handling them. 
I use plain old rubber gloves when handling my crown jewels, & a little tip, if you put a rubber band round your wrist till your hand goes numb, it feels like someone else is handling them. |
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ohmygosh
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by ohmygosh on Sept 27, 2007 8:42:56 GMT 1, I bought a print from opus art and they included a pair of cotton gloves, i use them.
I bought a print from opus art and they included a pair of cotton gloves, i use them.
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doughy
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by doughy on Sept 27, 2007 9:18:35 GMT 1, You're not touching my crown jewels! 
You're not touching my crown jewels! |
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by trebor on Sept 27, 2007 9:21:36 GMT 1, I spit on my hands before I play with my prints, I find it helps you grip them.
I spit on my hands before I play with my prints, I find it helps you grip them.
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Philippe
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by Philippe on Sept 27, 2007 10:06:54 GMT 1, Great, thanks so much everyone ;D
Great, thanks so much everyone ;D
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by mydeaddogwontwoof on Sept 27, 2007 10:50:47 GMT 1, I spit on my hands before I play with my prints, I find it helps you grip them.
good tip, will give it a whirl once i've finished my beetroot and blackjack sandwich.
I spit on my hands before I play with my prints, I find it helps you grip them. good tip, will give it a whirl once i've finished my beetroot and blackjack sandwich. |
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danvnuk
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by danvnuk on Sept 27, 2007 10:59:31 GMT 1, No Gloves needed.
Just make sure to liberally apply some form of lubrication before handling your crown jewels......Tabasco sauce is ideal.
And make sure to wash your hands apres handling ;D
No Gloves needed.
Just make sure to liberally apply some form of lubrication before handling your crown jewels......Tabasco sauce is ideal.
And make sure to wash your hands apres handling ;D
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danvnuk
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by danvnuk on Sept 27, 2007 11:04:42 GMT 1, on second thoughts....cotton gloves?!!!....
I normally handle my prints in my sterile UV room (to destroy harmful bacteria and the like) - I wear a full body Level 4 Pathogen resistant bodysuit - and a fire retardent one piece leotard underneath. Takes 10 mins or so to cycle through the airlock - but you know...it's worth it to handle those prints.
Some people think it's going a bit far, but I always remind them - everyone knows the Commies are trying to pollute our essence through flouridation of the water.
on second thoughts....cotton gloves?!!!....
I normally handle my prints in my sterile UV room (to destroy harmful bacteria and the like) - I wear a full body Level 4 Pathogen resistant bodysuit - and a fire retardent one piece leotard underneath. Takes 10 mins or so to cycle through the airlock - but you know...it's worth it to handle those prints.
Some people think it's going a bit far, but I always remind them - everyone knows the Commies are trying to pollute our essence through flouridation of the water.
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pezlow
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January 2007
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Proper gloves to handle the crown jewels?, by pezlow on Sept 27, 2007 11:17:48 GMT 1, I am never buying a print off you danvnuk. The only way to handle prints, as surely everyone knows, is in a complete vacuum. I find that to remove grease from my hands I wash with industrial strength swarfega for a minimum of one hour. They I do a quick dip in H2SO4 then on with the white cotton gloves, into the vacuum and handle away. I do not accept anything else when buying on the secondary market.
I am never buying a print off you danvnuk. The only way to handle prints, as surely everyone knows, is in a complete vacuum. I find that to remove grease from my hands I wash with industrial strength swarfega for a minimum of one hour. They I do a quick dip in H2SO4 then on with the white cotton gloves, into the vacuum and handle away. I do not accept anything else when buying on the secondary market.
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