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Reapply a waterproof/grip layer to gloves?
RightfulSin
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Hello
I have some cut resistant gloves that I use for work and they have a layer of rubber grip(or Nitrile) that is used for grip and to help make them waterproof. The layer has begun to fall apart and let water in when handling materials, but the gloves is still intact otherwise. Is there a method or product that would allow for the reapplication of this layer to the gloves while still allowing the gloves to be flexible like they should be?
Thanks in advance to anyone who has some experience with this sort of thing.
I have some cut resistant gloves that I use for work and they have a layer of rubber grip(or Nitrile) that is used for grip and to help make them waterproof. The layer has begun to fall apart and let water in when handling materials, but the gloves is still intact otherwise. Is there a method or product that would allow for the reapplication of this layer to the gloves while still allowing the gloves to be flexible like they should be?
Thanks in advance to anyone who has some experience with this sort of thing.
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