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A liquid barrier glove - you dip hand a far as you need to (often you use a whole glove for a job two fingers can do and it's a huge waste of resource) into a latex based compound that dries extremely quickly and is very flexible. I find standard latex gloves restrictive and awkward when painting so I think this would be a good solution- especially for intricate work- medical procedures etc.
Arnoldini, Feb 19 2007
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You might have to coat your hand with vaseline or something else to prevent all your hair from being pulled out when you take off the glove.
There's a German company that's doing this with condoms.
We've been using ZEP "Glove" Protective Skin Coating for at least 15 years. It does precisely what you want.
I had a search and couldn't find a product that is really like what I'm on about- There seems to be alot of barrier creams but not one that forms a strong physical seal- that you could use for something like a medical procedure. If you know anything else Hyenuf I would be curious :)
Hi,
We have had a product on the market for more than ten years now that does what you expect and more. We are selling this product in several countries around the world.
http://www.liquidgloves.net/
Check it Out
Rene
Try Liquidgloves. You'll be amazed at the results.Cleans,Protects and Moisturises in one go.www.liquidgloves.com.au