2 BEST gloves for painters!

[@WillyDrucker]

Chris, liking the product reviews videos! Usually takes me years of doing it wrong to realize you guys were right all along.

[@Idahopainter]

Thanks for watching Willy!

[@wemcal]

Great video and great information

[@Idahopainter]

Thanks

[@LightS_bRight]

What are good gloves for avionic and automotive painters??

[@keithaudley8627]

Those Ravens are awesome - Costco sells a box of blue, thick nitrile that I use exclusively now, not as strong as the Ravens but for a box of 100 at $12.99 cdn can't beat the price! I use them for tile, grout, paint, caulk - and cooking on the smoker at home!

[@edover50]

Keith Audley I too use the Costco ones and noticed Walmart is selling black raven for about $18cdn. Think I’ll give them a try.

[@Idahopainter]

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

[@minhajeee]

Thanks, Gloves are important part of the painting and if our hands are not comfortable than rest of the job will be difficult... going to start painting my home from next week..

[@ceciliawade]

I just started wearing gloves for painting, and it's actually the best thing ever because I get paint on my hands, and then when I paint that paint on my hand/fingers will smudge onto my painting, and ruin my painting.

[@UPHAPPYFUL]

New millwork Caulking with gloves? I dont know I will try but sounds messy

[@Idahopainter]

Works for us!

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

I use the latex throwaway gloves and when they get all gummed up on my left index finger, I just throw it away and grab another. The only thing I don't like about these gloves is that you need to really get your now sweaty hands dry to get them on all the way so you have a nice tight fit at the end of your finger for caulking. Also they need to be small, or tight, enough so they don't have slack and folding in the finger tips. Larger sizes go on easier but don't always fit well enough for this kind of use.

[@davidheaney]

I think I will buy un-coated gloves & buy separate liquid pvc or latex coating to dip the finger tips, hoping to give more flexibility and less heat . Love your videos.

[@Kevincheesepizza]

I will wear gloves from now on thanks Chris!

[@jasonbronson672]

Have you tried the Skins gloves from Fastcap?

[@Lugnut64052]

They're the best ones I've tried.

[@lawlesslove]

I had a question off the glove topic.. so with the craze of the glitter walls... how hard is that to change when your tired of it back to regular eggshell finish

[@Tehcarp]

Amanda Burns easy. Metal doesn’t bleed but you might need a more bit expensive primer. Quick answer one more coat

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

I started wearing gloves when working on my cars so I wouldn't have to spend so much time scrubbing up afterwards. Wow, what a game changer that was! I wish I had thought to do that back in my teens. Of course back then guys thought that was a panzy move,,, idiots. Later in life I was doing commercial HVAC and needed to work on equipment yet not get the customers ceiling dirty when replacing tiles. Better, leather gloves for the work and no gloves for the clean stuff turned out to be the best option for me then. For things like caulking and even painting I find the disposable latex gloves to be a good way to go. I do think the latex palm elastic-ey gloves (your white and orange ones) seem like a good option as well. I like the ones that fit well but they usually have a rough texture. Good for spraying of something but not so much for the caulking work. I need to try some smoother ones out for that. Side Note: Harbor Freight sells latex disposable gloves that are 9 mil, the thickest I have found, and are the most durable of this type in my experience. The only thing I don't like about them is how tight the wrist opening is. If I use the mediums they fit real nice but are hard to get on. The large ones go on a LOT easier but do have a bit of slack in the fingers. I still use them most of the time for almost everything.

[@chasemontgomery4421]

Hey Chris, lovin’ the videos man keep it up! Curious about a product, Emerald Trim Enamel? Maybe you’d consider a review? No worries if not. Thanks

[@sam187ify]

I thought it was crap compared to BM. Felt like primer, all chalky. I used satin and sprayed 3 coats, with 3 coats of primer m. Still felt like primer. I was disappointed, who know might have been the sheen not as high as BM idk

[@eternallife1910]

Sir, I see you are getting bigger,(gym) what food and supplements are you ingesting?

[@Idahopainter]

Check out my Instagram to see some workouts

[@ncnative1]

I don't like the length of the gloves either and found it better to roll the gloves up to my wrists.

[@bailey2624]

I wear Venom gloves

[@Idahopainter]

Good gloves to wear, thanks for sharing!

[@sonwasup]

Gloves exterior painters fine but interior painters is a no no. Can’t tell when you have paint on them and it’s bound to transfer onto something in the home.

[@Idahopainter]

We haven't had any issues!

[@ckainrosas2115]

Se ven muy interesantes los vídeos ...pero no sé inglés... More spanish.... please.

[@Idahopainter]

will do!

[@abiash710]

Hello Sir Who have any vaccines about paint Realtor job...

[@Idahopainter]

What?

[@efrainnicolas1350]

Idaho painter why do painters wear White?

[@TheObSeRvErTheObSeRv]

Why do painters wear white! Its because in the HOT seasons it much cooler, Thats why most ARAB nations wear white too, it DEFLECTS THE HEAT.;-) Hope that helps form a PAINTER in MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA;-)

[@efrainnicolas1350]

Thank you for the replied. I watch your channel is always fun to watch it

[@sam187ify]

I was also told they are made of a canvas white material so you can dab a color on it and it will dry and show true color to shoe to a client

[@dakotahayes9587]

Matt Greco yes it does

[@TheObSeRvErTheObSeRv]

@@Evian1990 Hay genius bakers don't get paint splashed on them, i do believe they work in a HOT environment go figure, And WHITE CLOTH DO SHOW THE COLORS MORE.