Can't take credit for this, but found a video on how to remove the tab from an Arrow Exhaust.
[url=http://drinly.com/trend/arrow-exhaust-db-killer-removal-18424]Arrow Exhaust Tab Removal
Love the surgical gloves and forceps!
(03-27-2017, 03:24 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Love the surgical gloves and forceps!
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
(03-28-2017, 02:53 AM)Nortoon_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (03-27-2017, 03:24 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Love the surgical gloves and forceps!
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
That's exactly what I wear and always have a container of baby powder handy
(03-28-2017, 03:54 AM)Rocky_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (03-28-2017, 02:53 AM)Nortoon_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (03-27-2017, 03:24 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Love the surgical gloves and forceps!
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
That's exactly what I wear and always have a container of baby powder handy
Those are [url=https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/kleenguard-blue-nitrile-gloves/6000094050980]Blue Nitrate Gloves by Kimberly-Clark. I bought a box of 100 at Walmart for CAN$12.
They are stronger than the vinyl or latex gloves, so they don't split putting them on if you don't have petit hands. These also do not smell like latex, and are more resistant to tears. I use them all the time working on my bike.
They are easier to install and remove if you dust your hands with baby powder.
That's exactly what I wear and always have a container of baby powder handy
I also use them for all things mechanical, but I don't bother with the powder as I've only rarely had trouble getting them on (like when I mistake the pinky for the thumb).
All I did was use a punch/flathead screwdriver and a hammer.